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AI, agriculture and the business of farming in Nigeria

AI, agriculture and the business of farming in Nigeria

For many Nigerians, farming still brings to mind images of hoes, cutlasses and long days under the sun. Yet agriculture…
Manufacturers paid less tax. Will it be enough to save Nigerian industry?

Manufacturers paid less tax. Will it be enough to save Nigerian industry?

For years, manufacturers have complained that running a Nigerian industry often feels like fighting several battles at once. A company…
NCDMB, Shell, LADOL launch programme to build oil industry workforce

NCDMB, Shell, LADOL launch programme to build oil industry workforce

Nigeria’s oil and gas industry is often associated with drilling rigs, offshore platforms and billion-dollar investments. Less visible are the…
Ghana explores Nigeria’s blueprint for local content growth

Ghana explores Nigeria’s blueprint for local content growth

Nigeria’s approach to local content development in the oil and gas industry is attracting growing attention across Africa, with Ghana…
Nigeria’s gas economy is growing, but not where you think

Nigeria’s gas economy is growing, but not where you think

A few years ago, switching to cooking gas was widely seen as a sign of progress. Families that once relied…
The business of land speculation in Nigeria

The business of land speculation in Nigeria

Every Nigerian seems to know a land success story. There is the colleague who bought a plot in Ibeju-Lekki years…
The rise of the micro-SaaS entrepreneur in Nigeria

The rise of the micro-SaaS entrepreneur in Nigeria

For years, Nigeria’s tech industry sold a particular dream: build a startup, raise funding, expand aggressively, and become the next…
When should a startup stop being called a startup?

When should a startup stop being called a startup?

For years, “startup” has been one of the most celebrated words in Nigeria’s business landscape. It evokes innovation, ambition, disruption…
Are Nigerian startups using AI more productive?

Are Nigerian startups using AI more productive?

Nigerian startups are using AI to increase output, reduce workload, and scale faster with smaller teams. A few years ago,…
Nigeria’s faceless internet stars

Nigeria’s faceless internet stars

For decades, fame came with a face. Whether it was musicians, actors, television presenters, athletes, or radio personalities, being known…
NMDPRA tightens grip on oil operations in free zones

NMDPRA tightens grip on oil operations in free zones

The Nigerian Midstream and Downstream Petroleum Regulatory Authority (NMDPRA), in a circular, has warned that oil and gas companies operating…
Dangote bets big on new Olokola deep seaport project

Dangote bets big on new Olokola deep seaport project

Dangote Industries Limited is pushing further into Nigeria’s infrastructure and export economy with plans for a multi-billion-dollar deep seaport at…
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