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For many small businesses in Nigeria, keeping the lights on is a daily operating expense. Tailors need electricity to run their machines, barbers rely on clippers, and food vendors need …

The promise of a visa can quickly turn into a costly mistake when an offer comes from a fraudulent travel agent. In Ogun State, the police recently rescued 11 Ghanaian …

By Collins Oforgu For years, businesses have invested heavily in getting their brands in front of the right audience. They have paid for advertisements, hired public relations agencies, worked with …

The National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) has uncovered a suspected counterfeit alcoholic drinks production facility valued at more than ₦500 million in Aba, Abia State. …

Nigeria’s minimum wage dispute is moving beyond how much workers should earn to a more immediate question: when should negotiations for a new wage begin? The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) …

Nigeria’s phone market is facing tighter regulatoary checks as the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) strengthens enforcement of its device approval requirements, placing renewed responsibility on businesses that import, distribute and …

For many small businesses in Lagos, electricity is more than a convenience. It helps determine how much it costs to preserve goods, complete customer orders and keep daily operations running. …

Nigeria’s exchange rate has shown signs of stability, but businesses and consumers are still dealing with elevated costs, raising questions about how quickly improvements in the foreign exchange market can …

For years, the Dangote Petroleum Refinery has been presented as a major investment in Nigeria’s industrial future, with the potential to reduce dependence on imported fuel and strengthen the country’s …

West Africa has spent decades pursuing a regional market where goods produced in one country can reach consumers in another with fewer trade barriers. Yet, for businesses trying to expand …