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David Ijaseun

David Ijaseun

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Journalist, BusinessDay Nigeria

Lagos

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Total articles 928

  • Osun State at 33: A journey from dream to reality

    By David Ijaseun Verified| BusinessDay Nigeria Verified As Osun State marks its 33rd anniversary, the memories of its creation are still fresh in the minds of many, especially those who played pivotal roles in making it a reality. Oladosu Oladipo, national coordinator of the South West Tinubu Renewed Hope Agenda Advocacy Group, is one such individual. Reflecting on the journey, Oladipo recalls the state’s creation on August 27, 1991, with deep nostalgia, describing it as a moment of triumph after decades of relentless struggle.

    By David Ijaseun Verified · BusinessDay Nigeria

    Sep. 09, 2024

  • The deepening despair of Nigeria's North-West amidst failed security strategies

    By David Ijaseun Verified| BusinessDay Nigeria Verified …Why new leadership alone won’t stop the bloodshedThe North-West region of Nigeria has been plagued by a distressing surge in violence, raising significant concerns about the effectiveness of the country’s security measures and the growing influence of non-state actors. Recent events have cast a spotlight on the escalating violence and the apparent inadequacies in addressing the root causes of insecurity in the region.

    By David Ijaseun Verified · BusinessDay Nigeria

    Sep. 08, 2024

  • Contradiction: Nigeria’s 16-year-olds face age limits on exams but not marriage, elections

    By David Ijaseun Verified| BusinessDay Nigeria Verified In a country where 16-year-old girls are deemed mature enough for marriage but are considered too young for major academic examinations, Nigeria’s policy-making and implementation present a baffling contradiction. The Federal Government’s recent decision to enforce an 18-year age limit for the West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE) and the Senior School Certificate Examination (SSCE) has ignited a fierce debate about educational policy and youth rights.

    By David Ijaseun Verified · BusinessDay Nigeria

    Sep. 01, 2024

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BusinessDay Nigeria

BusinessDay is a prominent daily business newspaper in Nigeria, established in 2001 and headquartered in Lagos. It is notable for having a bureau in Accra, Ghana, making it the only Nigerian newspaper with such an international presence. As part of BusinessDay Media Ltd, the organization focuses on delivering comprehensive news and analysis on business, finance, and economic developments across Nigeria and Africa. The company offers a variety of services, including print and digital publications, which cater to professionals, investors, and policymakers interested in business insights. Additionally, BusinessDay organizes events and conferences that promote thought leadership in Africa's business landscape. With a workforce of around 173 employees, BusinessDay is recognized for its positive work environment, contributing to its reputation as a trusted source of business news and analysis.

Lagos, Nigeria

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Founded: 2001