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Nigeria’s entertainment industry projected to hit US$5.8 billion by 2029

Nigeria’s entertainment industry projected to hit US$5.8 billion by 2029

Nigeria’s entertainment and media industry is in for a major lift. According to the new PwC Africa Entertainment and Media…
Passion is dying in Nigerian businesses. (Extreme) poverty is the cause

Passion is dying in Nigerian businesses. (Extreme) poverty is the cause

Nigerian businesses are expandMany young Nigerians now own a lash tech business, do nails, own a pre-order only food stall,…
Nigerian banks are joining the solar trend

Nigerian banks are joining the solar trend

Nigerian banks spent a total of ₦270.09 billion on power-related expenses in 2024, almost double the ₦142.99 Billion recorded in…
Dr Nwapa refutes claims that local content policies deter oil investment

Dr Nwapa refutes claims that local content policies deter oil investment

The conversation on local content and its role in Nigeria’s oil and gas sector gained renewed energy on Friday as…
Why Nigerian startups by women are struggling to find funding

Why Nigerian startups by women are struggling to find funding

For Nigerian startups, it is no secret that money moves differently for men and women in Nigeria’s startup scene. Everybody…
In major local content milestone, Tamrose repays $10m facility, grows fleet by 200%

In major local content milestone, Tamrose repays $10m facility, grows fleet by 200%

Tamrose Limited, one of Nigeria’s leading indigenous marine and oil and gas service companies, has completed the full repayment of…
NCDMB launches new portal and certificate to drive accountability in oil sector

NCDMB launches new portal and certificate to drive accountability in oil sector

The Nigerian Content Development and Monitoring Board (NCDMB) has stepped up its drive for greater transparency and efficiency in the…
Can Nigerian 9–5 workers really manage a side hustle?

Can Nigerian 9–5 workers really manage a side hustle?

In Nigeria today, the word “side hustle” has practically become a survival code. Everybody is chasing extra income or at…
Brewers push back on tax stamp rollout, warn of inflation risk

Brewers push back on tax stamp rollout, warn of inflation risk

Nigeria’s brewing industry is pushing back hard against the Federal Government’s plan to introduce a tax stamp on excisable goods,…
Industry and governance heavyweights signpost NCDMB Lecture Series on Nigerian content

Industry and governance heavyweights signpost NCDMB Lecture Series on Nigerian content

The Nigerian Content Development and Monitoring Board (NCDMB) is deepening its role as both an industry regulator and a thought…
NCDMB unveils skill priorities to drive local content growth

NCDMB unveils skill priorities to drive local content growth

Nigeria’s oil and gas industry is sharpening its focus on building homegrown expertise in high-demand technical areas as the country…
Loud vs low-key: The flex always blows the cover

Loud vs low-key: The flex always blows the cover

I am sure you have opened WhatsApp before and seen a status update screaming “Active!” Then comes the broadcast: cash-out…
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