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While we see artificial intelligence changing businesses globally, have you ever wondered how it can serve those who are still...
Read moreNigeria’s 2025 floods are a wake-up call; but they also open doors for innovation. Startups can drive resilience if supported...
Read moreI believe this project brings one of the clearest windows into how Nigeria might re-imagine its economic model for the...
Read more65% of Nigeria’s informal businesses earned more in 2025, but only 47% made profit, as inflation and high costs choke...
Read moreThere was a time when every investor had one destination in mind, Nigeria. Founders spoke of Lagos as “Africa’s Silicon...
Read moreMost startups in Nigeria do not manage to clear this gap, and I believe this lack of late-stage funding is...
Read moreDPI is a governance test, let’s not limit it to a technology project.
Read moreIn this tussle, every new defence banks create seems to attract a smarter counterattack from fraudsters.
Read moreWhile delayed, the policy exposes growing distrust in government reforms and raises concerns over its impact on transport, SMEs, and...
Read moreYou don’t open a bank app, you don’t think about the transfer, you just pay, and move on
Read moreBut look past the numbers and we see a worrisome picture. Most of these platforms are not Nigerian-owned, at least...
Read moreThe question we should be asking is: how do we prepare Africa’s people, not just its infrastructure, for the economy...
Read moreSome companies have found ways to survive the missing middle
Read moreThe question is no longer whether you can compete with other businesses, but if you can survive policy shocks long...
Read moreBut there’s a disconnect: 39.4% of Nigerians still don’t have electricity. In rural areas, three out of four people are...
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