Sam Diala, THEWILL

SAM DIALA highlights Nigeria’s troubling situation and argues that the country can no longer afford to treat environmental sustainability as an afterthought.

Sam Diala examines how the women of South-East Nigeria have turned the traditional August Meeting into a community development initiative supported by Nestle Nigeria

BUA Foods Plc has every reason to celebrate its H1 2026 report—at least if the numbers are viewed through the conventional lens of profit and margins.

SAM DIALA shows how Nestle Nigeria is effectively containing the country’s post-harvest losses among other agricultural challenges

There are corporate failures that deserve to be treated as ordinary business casualties. Companies rise, companies fall, markets change and inefficient businesses eventually disappear. But the demise of NICON Insurance Limited is different.

There are publications that merely document an industry, and there are those that attempt to shape its future. The maiden edition of the NIBSS Digest, appropriately themed “Redefining the Future of Payments,” belongs more convincingly to the second category.

Finance experts contend that the real value of the revenue has diminished because of the prevailing exchange rate, which makes logistics and operational costs very prohibitive.

The Association of Securities Dealing Houses of Nigeria (ASHON) has called for an urgent review of the National Insurance Commission’s (NAICOM) revocation of Universal Insurance Plc operating licence, arguing that the action raises serious concerns for investors and the wider Nigerian capital market.

SAM DIALA highlights how Nestle corporate financial performance can support productive investment, local enterprise and shared prosperity amid doubts over banks’ ability to increase lending to the real sector notwithstanding the N4.6 trillion recapitalisation boom.

The numbers coming out of Guinness Nigeria Plc are impressive enough to invite celebration, especially amid deep economic headwinds.