Tag: Nigerian businesses

For millions of Nigerians who earn a living from market stalls, roadside shops and small businesses, the Federal Government’s ambition ...

If Nigeria ever achieves reliable 24-hour electricity, the biggest winners will be households and businesses. But an unlikely group could ...

For years, owning a petrol or diesel generator has been almost unavoidable for Nigerian households and small businesses. But as ...

Nigerian consumers are increasingly getting less for the same amount of money as manufacturers, retailers and food businesses adjust product ...

Okin Biscuits has taken a major step toward restoring production at its factory in Offa, Kwara State, after successfully restarting ...

Nigeria’s naira strengthened over the past week, closing at ₦1,346.49 per dollar at the Nigerian Foreign Exchange Market (NFEM), while ...

For most drivers, the vulcanizer is invisible, until a tyre goes flat. Then the roadside workshop suddenly becomes one of ...

For Nigerian entrepreneurs navigating the economic pressures of 2026, business survival still depends on basic economics: identifying demand, understanding customers, ...

In many modern workplaces, calling a senior executive by their first name is increasingly seen as a way of creating ...

Technology is rapidly changing how Nigerian businesses manage their finances, tax obligations and regulatory responsibilities. According to Bidemi Olumide, Chief ...