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There are opportunities in Nigeria that can be explored for wealth creation. One of such is the food packaging business. This entails wrapping of food via different techniques to ensure its protection at any point, either during storage, distribution or to its destination. It involves activities and techniques that prevent food from becoming damaged or getting […]

 We should first admit that one of the hardest things to do in Nigeria is to save money. There are many factors that have made it extremely difficult to successively save sufficient money in this part of the world. We can talk about the ever-increasing inflation, which compels citizens to keep paying more for goods

Providing security services, solar energy installations, Bureau De Change operation, SaaS, and coding are some of the untapped businesses in Nigeria that will fetch you a lot of money if you can strategize. For instance, the plan of the government to fix the energy issue may take some years before businesses and Nigerians will begin to

In a few weeks from now, millions of Christian homes around the world will be agog for the celebration of Christmas, a celebration that is famously known for crazy online demand for gift items ranging from fashion to consumables. The celebration period isn’t meant for those who want to satisfy their market needs, it’s also

For Nigerians who engage in international trade: importation and exportation business, access to finance could be challenging, but this has specifically been solved by Stanbic IBTC bank. Called import and export finance, the financial support is aimed at solving some of the financial constraints Nigerian importers and exporters face in their trade. 6 Benefits of

Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises or MSMEs constitute approximately 96% of businesses in Nigeria. There are even more SMEs in Nigeria than the United States which has 53percent and 60percent in Europe, studies say, but access the credit facility has been one of their major challenges. That’s why the microeconomic and financial analysts have severally

In 2018, a Nigerian woman was diagnosed with cancer, chemotherapy became a financial burden. Instead of being dejected by the disease which has killed millions of people globally, Victoria Okpanachi refused to submit her dream to cancer. She embarked on research on how to fight the growth of cancer organically. And her efforts paid off.

The latest announcement by the tech giant, Google, to invest $1 billion USD to support digital transformation in Nigeria, South Africa, and other African countries will particularly impact business activities on the continent. The US-based company said the investment would take a period of five-year and it’s aimed at reducing internet prices and increasing internet