Starting and growing a business in Nigeria can be challenging, but with the right strategies, you can achieve success. Whether you’re launching a small venture or looking to expand an existing one, these five tips will help you navigate the business landscape. 1. Start Small, Think
In a bid to strengthen the Nigerian economy, the government and private sector are expanding programs that provide small business grants and loans to entrepreneurs. These initiatives aim to empower small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), create jobs, and stimulate local economic growth. Government-Backed Grant Programs The Nigerian government, through the Bank of
NNPC Ltd. has released new petrol prices from Dangote Refinery, with discounts passed directly to Nigerians. These changes bring affordable fuel, job creation, and long-term economic growth, empowering individuals and businesses to thrive. Introduction to the New Petrol Pricing The Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPC Ltd.) has announced the estimated pump
Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative – ARDnig The Nigeria Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (NEITI) recently urged African countries to work together in mobilizing resources for development, and diversification in African countries. Nigerians can learn from this by applying these strategies to their personal and business lives, focusing on income
Stakeholders at The Leverage Conference have urged the government to review the high electricity bills that are negatively impacting small and medium-sized businesses in Nigeria. The participants stressed the need for immediate action, noting that high power costs are a major obstacle to business growth across the country. Challenges for Small Businesses
Governor Babajide Sanwolu – ARDnig The Lagos State Government has extended its work-from-home policy for another three months, emphasizing the importance of flexibility and productivity in challenging times. This article explores how individuals and businesses can learn from this policy to adapt, grow, and thrive. Understanding the Work-from-Home Extension The
Federal Government Grant – ARDnig The Nigerian government has introduced the Presidential Intervention Fund, allocating N200 billion to support small businesses from July to August 2024. Eligible businesses include existing ones operating for at least a year and registered startups. This program allocates N200 billion to help foster the growth and development of
Governor Adeleke, speaking. ARDNig Osun State Governor, Ademola Adeleke, encouraged Nigerian entrepreneurs not to give up despite the current economic difficulties. Speaking at the commissioning of the Dangote Refinery Booking Office in Ibadan, he shared his own experiences with adversity and emphasized the importance of determination and resilience. Adeleke praised the