Tony Elumelu, Gen Z and Nigeria’s First-Name Office Culture
A United Bank for Africa (UBA) trainee called Tony Elumelu, the bank’s Chairman, by his first name and was corrected. The exchange […]
Author: Dimeji Akinloye
Dimeji Akinloye is a Nigerian media executive and journalist with over a decade of experience building audiences and shaping editorial direction across Africa's business, and culture press.
Inside Dangote Refinery’s $5bn IPO: What Investors Need to Know
Dangote Refinery is seeking an October listing on the Nigerian Exchange after raising $2.5 billion from private investors. The offer could reach […]
Economist Says Higher Wages Won’t Fix Nigeria’s Cost-of-Living Crisis
Raising salaries will not solve Nigeria’s cost-of-living crisis if transport, housing, food and education continue to become more expensive, economist Paul Alaje […]
Tinubu Rules Out Fuel Subsidy Reversal as Savings Hit ₦15.8tn
President Bola Tinubu has ruled out restoring Nigeria’s petrol subsidy, defending the policy as necessary to repair government finances even as higher […]
Why Nigerian Drone Maker is Building Africa’s Largest Factory in Ghana
Terra Industries began manufacturing drones in Abuja, Nigeria. Two years later, the Nigerian defence-tech company is building its largest production facility across […]