Tag: Nigerian SMEs

Nigerian small and medium-sized businesses are increasingly turning to WhatsApp, Instagram, Facebook and other social platforms to sell their products, ...

For many Nigerian small traders, the business office is increasingly sitting inside a smartphone. A tailor can receive a customer’s ...

For many Nigerian small businesses, having more hours of electricity does not necessarily mean cheaper operations. Businesses connected to Band ...

Nigeria's changing economy is creating difficult conditions for businesses, but it is also opening new opportunities. Rising operating costs, unreliable ...

Nigeria's social commerce market is reshaping the country's retail landscape, creating new opportunities for entrepreneurs as more consumers purchase goods ...

For many Nigerian businesses, staying afloat has become an achievement in itself. Rising inflation, foreign exchange volatility, high borrowing costs ...

Nigeria's small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are receiving renewed institutional backing to expand beyond the domestic market, as banks, export ...

Wema Bank Plc has secured a €50 million financing agreement with EIB Global, the development arm of the European Investment ...

Nigeria faces a widening $6.75 billion gender financing gap that continues to limit the growth potential of women-led businesses, with ...

Union Bank of Nigeria says its decades-long relationship with Nigeria’s small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) has offered critical lessons on ...