Faith Leaders Call for Ethical Business Revolution in Nigeria
At MRIC 2026, scholars and CEOs urged integrating faith-based ethics into Nigeria's economy, proposing a Federal Ministry of Religious Affairs to oversee ethical commerce.
At MRIC 2026, scholars and CEOs urged integrating faith-based ethics into Nigeria's economy, proposing a Federal Ministry of Religious Affairs to oversee ethical commerce.
The Atlanta Black Chambers appoints Ijeoma Orji as its Nigeria Regional Lead to boost trade and investment links between Nigerian businesses and the global Black diaspora.
Ezinne Nwokafor urges Nigerian entrepreneurs to target grant funding in 2026, highlighting billions in untapped capital for climate, tech, and women-led ventures. Don't miss out!
Entrepreneur Blord imports a dual-tip fast charger from China, calling it a first-of-its-kind innovation. Nigerians react with mixed reviews, questioning originality.
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RecommendedCatherine Uduba explains how international discipline and accountability, not just funding, define strong leadership for Nigerian startups navigating economic pressures. Learn key strategies for survival.
Former Nigerian Minister Kemi Adeosun has launched the Nidacity project, offering three Nigerians a chance to work directly with her. Learn about the roles and how to apply before the deadline.
Everything Nigerian entrepreneurs need to know about registering an LLC in 2026: benefits, costs, step-by-step CAC process, and key considerations for business growth and legal protection.
Osun State Government has empowered 2000 women and youths with PoS terminals, CAC certificates, and grants to boost entrepreneurship and financial independence. Read more about this historic initiative.
Sharon Adeleke, CEO of Ronawigs, opens up about the pressure of privilege, revealing that access to funds doesn't guarantee success. Read her candid lessons on strategy, team, and accountability.
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RecommendedHow Jesse Cole turned a $4 million net worth into a $500 million entertainment empire with the Savannah Bananas. Discover the story behind Banana Ball and his family.
The Federal Government launches the InnovateNaija Challenge with a ₦140 million prize pool. Young innovators can win grants up to ₦100m. Apply now to solve Nigeria's economic challenges.
From mobile toilets to unbranded perfumes, discover 9 unusual Nigerian business ideas that generated millions by creatively solving common problems. Learn why they succeeded.
A Nigerian businesswoman's grand celebration for her second container shipment in Uyo, Akwa Ibom, trends on TikTok, drawing massive crowd and mixed reactions online. Watch the video and see netizens' comments.
More than 1,000 young Nigerian entrepreneurs received N24 million in grants at the 2025 Young Ministers Retreat. Discover how this initiative is boosting MSMEs.
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RecommendedA Nigerian couple who met in 2009 with no money have opened their second filling station, DP Oil & Gas. Their story of love and perseverance inspires many. Read their journey from squatting to success.
Discover how structured platforms like Haba Naija are helping Nigerian SMEs overcome visibility challenges in a competitive digital economy. Learn why digital discoverability is the new currency for business growth.
Bank of Industry partners with Tolaram's Lagos Free Zone to create an MSME hub, boosting non-oil exports via Lekki Deep Sea Port. Read how this drives Nigeria's economic transformation.
Financial strategist Dr Chukwuka Monye warns that economic shocks are now permanent. He advises Nigerian businesses to redesign for instability, embrace risk management tools, and protect liquidity to survive.
Nigerian Breweries partners with FATE Foundation to empower 1,000 students in Lagos, Ogun, and Enugu through the Orange Corners Student Ambassadors Programme. Read more.
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RecommendedDiscover the top 10 wealthiest women in Nigeria for 2026. From Folorunsho Alakija's $1B oil fortune to Mo Abudu's media empire, see how these tycoons built their wealth.
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The Entrepreneurs Platform Initiative (EPI) names Chibuzo Obichukwu as its new coordinator to champion entrepreneurship, innovation, and economic empowerment for women and youth in Nigeria.
Nigeria's SMEDAN launches a free business registration portal, targeting 250,000 entrepreneurs to formalize SMEs, boost economic inclusion, and unlock growth opportunities. Read more.
The Tony Elumelu Foundation has opened applications for its 2026 Entrepreneurship Programme, offering $5,000 in non-refundable seed capital, training, and mentorship to African founders. Apply by March 1, 2026.
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RecommendedThe Federal Government and Wema Bank have opened applications for the FGN-ALAT Digital Skillnovation Programme. This nationwide initiative aims to equip young Nigerians with future-ready digital and entrepreneurial skills. Apply now to transform your care
Oba Kehinde Olugbenle urges Yewaland indigenes to drive development through investment. New radio station and amusement park launched in Ilaro to boost growth and storytelling.
Kemi Osinibi launches Countam, Nigeria's first all-in-one accounting+ software for SMEs. Built for local taxes and compliance, it integrates POS, payroll, and more to drive growth. Discover the story.
Deputy Speaker Benjamin Kalu launches a N1 billion intervention fund for 2,000 Abia SMEs. He also invites Governor Alex Otti to join the APC for re-election support. Read the full details.
The Federal Government has reopened the YEIDEP Batch B portal, offering non-repayable grants up to ₦500,000 for young Nigerian entrepreneurs. Learn eligibility, steps, and tips to apply successfully.
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