Many rush to Harvard, Stanford, or Lagos Business School for an MBA. Yet, centuries before the letters MBA ever existed, the Igbo had already built their own business school, alive, practical, and thriving in the…

Walk into any traditional Igbo market and you’ll feel it before you see it; the pulse. The air is alive with calls of “bia zụta!” (come and buy), the rhythmic clink of coins, the rustle…

On the morning of October 1st, 1960, Lagos woke to drums and gun salutes. It was Nigeria’s Independence. The Union Jack slipped down the pole, and the Green-White-Green rose with the hope of a people…