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But a skeleton alone does not make a human being. For actual economic inclusion, for SMEs to grow securely and ...
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But a skeleton alone does not make a human being. For actual economic inclusion, for SMEs to grow securely and ...
The Enterprise Development Centre (EDC) of Pan-Atlantic University, Fidelity Bank Plc, and MTN Nigeria Foundation, have called on Nigerian entrepreneurs ...
65% of Nigeria’s informal businesses earned more in 2025, but only 47% made profit, as inflation and high costs choke ...
While delayed, the policy exposes growing distrust in government reforms and raises concerns over its impact on transport, SMEs, and ...
The question is no longer whether you can compete with other businesses, but if you can survive policy shocks long ...
Mr. ‘DeRemi Atanda, managing director of Remita Payment Services Limited, joined other prominent leaders in the technology, finance, and policy ...
Trade Lenda has supported thousands of MSMEs’ operations in over 100 markets nationwide, and over $10 million committed toward expanding ...
This is particularly dire for the viable but temporarily distressed SMEs inhabiting commercial bank portfolios
As Nigeria’s technology ecosystem expands, one name stands out for consistently shaping the digital marketing strategies that power startups and ...
The fund plans to invest between $350,000 and $500,000 in 25 SMEs across sectors such as agriculture, renewable energy, logistics, ...
This investment will enable Swedfund to expand its support for underserved businesses across Africa
Through a legacy of excellence and Innovation, First Bank of Nigeria Limited, the country’s oldest and most distinguished financial institution, ...
In today's increasingly digitised and interconnected world, harnessing national debts to create economic assets has emerged as a strategic opportunity ...
The solution is particularly beneficial for small businesses struggling with cash flow constraints, delayed payments, and high transaction fees
Even more concerning, Nigeria ended 2024 with 164.9 million active telecom subscribers—down from 224.7 million the year before
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