Commerce & Mobility

Building on the success of its 2016 anti-corruption drive and the 2022 launch of the FlagIT App, the Akin Fadeyi...

Companies need clarity, and Microsoft Dynamics 365 CE (Customer Engagement) can provide it, even if implementation is incremental and iterative,...

Shopping habits have changed dramatically in recent years. Customers now expect convenience, speed and the freedom to connect with brands...

Beyond festive seasons, single-day social events such as Valentine’s Day are now generating mobility volumes comparable to major holiday periods

Consumer goods giant Unilever and Google Cloud have announced a strategic five-year partnership aimed at integrating advanced Artificial Intelligence (AI)...

Jumia is advancing a bold vision to reshape retail in Nigeria, signaling a transition from a period defined by economic...

Temu, the global e-commerce giant currently expanding its footprint in the Nigerian market, has officially responded to the inquiry launched...

In the direct-selling industry, reputation is the most volatile currency. Facing a history of "brand misuse" and regulatory skepticism in...

While ride-hailing platforms across Africa grapple with rising fuel costs and regulatory friction, inDrive is finding its "second wind" in...

The Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) has brokered a peace deal with Customs Licensed Cargo Agents at the Murtala...

Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) employ a large number of Nigeria’s workforce, contributing to the nation’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP)....

In 2026, small business owners in Nigeria still face challenges such as frequent power outages, high inflation, currency instability, limited...

Nigeria’s retail and commerce sector is booming, fuelled by population growth, urbanisation, rising smartphone penetration, and a growing entrepreneurial merchant...

Driven by strong global adoption, including growing momentum across Africa and continued growth in Nigeria, inDrive, a global mobility and...

Inefficient supply chains are costing Nigeria’s agricultural sector an estimated $3 billion annually, with post-harvest losses reaching up to 40%...