Businessday, Sunday, 31 July 2022
Top headlines in this edition
- helplessstudentsidleaway parentsworry campusbusinessesgone Governmentunperturbed wealthycitizensflauntchildren’sgraduationabroad (page 1)
- ASUU strike: 167 days of national shame (page 2)
- CVR: Frustration in Lagos as scarcity... (page 4)
- Lack of economic diversification stifling Nigeria’s industrial growth - Oyinyinka (page 6)
- ActionAid urges government to rethink planned nationwide ban on Okada, mining (page 6)
- Kojo Motors, Yutong makers, re-assures Nigerian customers of original parts stock, quality service (page 8)