Nigeria, often described as the giant of Africa, has always relied heavily on agriculture to sustain its economy and feed its rapidly growing population. From the farmlands of Kaduna to …
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Real Estate vs Stock Where Should Nigerians Invest In 2025?
In the ever-shifting landscape of Nigerian wealth creation, one debate continues to dominate dinner tables, boardrooms, and WhatsApp groups alike: should Nigerians put their money into real estate or stocks …
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African EconomyDevelopmentEconomic DevelopmentEntrepreneurshipGlobal DevelopmentGovernment PolicyIndustrial DevelopmentInnovationTechnology
The Rise Of Local Manufacturing In Nigeria : Can we Finally Compete Globally?
The hum of machines and the clatter of production lines are no longer confined to industrial hubs in Europe or Asia. Across Nigeria, local manufacturers are quietly ramping up operations, …
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Digital EconomyEconomyFintechForeign AffairsGovernanceInfrastructureINVESTMENTSocial Development
Who really Owns Nigeria’s Digital Economy – The People or the Platforms?
The air in Lagos is thick with the buzz of digital activity. From the mama put accepting transfers via a fintech QR code to the dispatch rider navigating traffic with …
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What Counts as Intellectual Property? A Simple Guide
In today’s Nigeria, ideas are not just dreams, they are powerful assets. From Nollywood’s buzzing film sets to the fashion houses of Lagos and the fintech corridors of Yaba, the …
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How African Youth Are Transforming The Continent’s Economy
Africa’s population is young, energetic and ambitious, and this reality is shaping the future of the continent’s economy in ways that can no longer be ignored. With over 60 percent …
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Banks That Have Fully Met the New CBN Minimum Capital Base (Access, Zenith, Stanbic IBTC, Wema, Lotus, Gtbank)
The Central Bank of Nigeria’s directive on the recapitalisation of banks has continued to shape discussions in the financial sector. Since the announcement, attention has been focused on which banks …
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What makes an App the Best for Forex Trading in 2025?
The forex market is one of the busiest financial markets in the world, and traders need apps that will not fail when activity is at its highest. An app that …
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How African Entrepreneurs Scale Under Constraints and Why Investors should care?
In African cities from Lagos to Nairobi, the journey of entrepreneurship is defined by grit, resourcefulness and an unrelenting drive to succeed. Unlike their peers in Silicon Valley who debate …
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Mansard Vs Cornerstone : Which Insurance Stock Should You Buy Now?
The Nigerian insurance sector is quietly undergoing a massive boom, fueled by rising awareness, aggressive digital adoption, and regulatory consolidation. With Gross Premium Written crossing the N1 trillion mark in …