The Products Driving Nigerian Consumer Spending in 2026
Nigerians are prioritising essential products over luxury goods in 2026, including solar energy systems, smartphones, among others.
Nigerians are prioritising essential products over luxury goods in 2026, including solar energy systems, smartphones, among others.
Nigeria’s 2026 economy is driving more people toward multiple income streams, with Nigerians combining jobs, digital work, business and investments ...
Flutterwave’s move into microfinance banking shows how some businesses delay profit to focus on scale, systems and long-term control of ...
More workers are building second income streams in 2026, but the strongest side hustles are no longer random online trends
The gap, between attention and actual impact, is where everything has changed
Instagram and TikTok still have billions of users, but many say the fun has disappeared. Why do these apps feel ...
AI-generated content is everywhere in 2026, but human creators still hold the advantage in trust, creativity and long-term audience loyalty
With platforms like YouTube, TikTok, and Instagram refining their algorithms, users may feel informed but within limits they did not ...
While startups chase funding, telecom giants are building the infrastructure, platforms and financial services boosting Africa’s digital economy
Global AI infrastructure spending is moving toward $600 billion in 2026, driven by hyperscalers and chip demand.
In 2026, central banks face a delicate balance between cooling inflation and supporting growth.
The markets in Nigeria are feeling the effects of global liquidity shifts, tech investment, and oil price volatility, and this ...
This appears small, as the platform did not shut down and markets did not panic. But I believe the big ...
About 74% of January funding went to deals of $100 million or more, and 57% went to AI-related startups alone
It is no longer a problem of cables, towers, or signal strength, but rather whether people, businesses, and institutions can ...
