Entrepreneurs

Three (3) ways to align creativity with consumer aspirations for a sales boom in 2026

It is 2026. Holiday pyjamas are clearly making way for shining blazers. Family gatherings recede for now, replaced by office frenzy, calls and strategy sessions. Some may say this sounds...

Three (3) ways to prepare business for 2026

The United States carried out its first deadly strike against an ISIS stronghold in Northern Nigeria on Christmas...

Festive economy: three (3) ways to take advantage of frenzy

Seasonal festivities are strong tools in the hands of marketing psychologists. Their logic is simple: lure laid-back, work-worn...

Four (4) strategies for managing growth in mature markets

Promote. Advertise. Push more. Sell more. Do more. All business owners share an endless drive for market growth....

Planning for 2026? Three (3) strategy trends to incorporate into planning

The year 2025 is wrapping up. In less than 40 days, the last digit numbering the year would...
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Inspiring entrepreneurship stories: Whatsapp, Under Armour, Ebay and Alibaba

There are moments that bring the sparks alive in everyone. Reading the true life stories of entrepreneurs who rose from abject poverty, series of...

Ministry of State gets N200billion to support SMEs and other industries

The Federal Executive Council (FEC) has secured a facility worth N200b from a number of lenders spearheaded by Credit Suisse AG to finance industrialisation...

Two global tech chiefs visit Nigeria under 1 week: The rise of the nation’s tech ecosystem

Two Jacks have visited Nigeria under 1 week. The curious part isn't the names but what they represent. One is Jack Dorsey, the billionaire...

Failure is never final: How failing O’levels helped one man build a multi-million dollars hotel business

Robin Hutson's life would probably have been far less successful if he hadn't failed his school exams. "I managed to screw up all my O-levels,...

Startups in Africa receive $699 million funding in 10 months

Venture Capital and private equity firms are pouring more money into African startups than ever. As at the end of October 2019, according research...

There are 41.4 million MSMEs in Nigeria -SMEDAN

The Small and Medium Enterprise Development Agency of Nigeria (SMEDAN) has revealed that there are 41.5 million micro-businesses in Nigeria. It also added that...
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