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You can start several highly profitable businesses in Nigeria with a capital of ₦50,000 to ₦100,000 by focusing on fast-moving retail, daily-demand consumables, and low-overhead digital services. Retail & Fashion (High Turnover)Thrift (Okrika) Clothing: You can buy Grade A thrift items (like corporate blazers, nightwear, or kids’ clothes) from major hubs like Yaba or Katangua […]
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Plateau State Governor Caleb Mutfwang apologized to the Igbo community because he believes the people of Plateau State were “deceived and misled” into fighting against them during the Nigerian Civil War (1967–1970). He delivered the historic apology at the Government House in Jos during an interactive meeting with Igbo leaders representing all 17 local government […]
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The Federal Government of Nigeria has denied claims that President Bola Tinubu’s administration accumulated ₦80 trillion in new debt, clarifying that recent debt surges are a result of foreign exchange rate devaluations and inherited legacy liabilities. Politics & Governance Budget Disagreement: Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar has publicly questioned the presidency regarding ₦12.8 trillion in […]
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Profitable businesses in Nigeria span from everyday consumer goods to digital services. To maximize your success, focus on essential, high-demand sectors like food retail, mini-importation, or tech-enabled services (like agency banking), utilizing online marketing to reach a wide local audience. 1. Mini-Importation and E-commerce Importing high-demand, affordable items (fashion accessories, phone gadgets, or electronics) from […]
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Starting a legal, functional business in Nigeria requires traversing specific regulatory frameworks while adapting to local economic realities. The essential roadmap follows a precise, mandatory structural sequence: 1. Formulate Your Concept & Legal Structure Before paying any statutory fees, you must align your budget with the correct corporate structure allowed under the Companies and Allied […]
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In 1982 when Oluwashina Akanbi Peters, met Clarion Chukwura, Sir Shina Peters as he was popularly called, was already making waves in the Nigerian music industry. He was, as he describes himself, ‘the founder and pioneer’ of Afro juju music in Nigeria. In 1982, SSP had already released three albums, three years in a row, […]
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