Daughter of the Vice President of Nigeria, Kiki Osinbajo advises entrepreneurs on handling relationships being an entrepreneur herself. Kiki who…
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A lot of people aspire to be successful entrepreneurs. When startups like Facebook, Twitter, Uber and Instagram go
Nigeria is one of the leading countries of the world with unemployment issues. It is one of the top three problems we are facing as a nation which has caused much harm in our society.
In a world consumed by instant success and overnight fame, a timeless reminder is making waves once again: “If you’re starting small today, don’t despise it. Stay committed. Stay hungry. Greatness takes time.” These words have struck a powerful chord, especially when viewed through the lens of Nigerian actress, filmmaker, and box-office powerhouse Funke Akindele’s extraordinary journey.
In a country where the dream of japa (relocating abroad) has become a popular conversation, it’s easy to believe that success only lies on foreign shores. But let’s flip the script. What if we told you that right here within Nigeria’s vibrant, complex, and often chaotic borders people are building empires, shaping industries, and achieving greatness without ever needing a visa stamp? From tech innovators to fashion moguls, content creators to entrepreneurs, this post shines a light on Nigerians who decided to stay and win. Their stories prove one thing: you don’t have to leave to live your dream.
In 2025, surviving on one income in Nigeria is like playing Jenga during an earthquake. It’s no longer just a “nice-to-have” – a side hustle is a necessity. From students to salary earners, many young Nigerians are turning passion and skill into serious cash, some even in dollars. But what are the most profitable and sustainable side hustles today?
In a bold move to drive industrial growth and economic development, Africa’s richest man, Aliko Dangote, has called for an…
In recent years, the term “soft life” has become a buzzword on Nigerian social media. From TikTok skits to Instagram…
The Minister of Labour and Employment, Muhammadu Dingyadi, has stated that job creation does not fall within the mandate of his ministry, clarifying that his department is tasked with creating a conducive environment for employment, rather than directly providing jobs to Nigerians.
A top Information Security & Digital Forensic Expert, BENEDICT JOSEPH OLUWASEUN, with the following portfolio B.Sc., MBA, M.Ed, M.Sc. CISA, CISM, CRISC, CEH, PMP, ISO 27001 LA, and PMP, will shed light on the aforementioned topic so prospective entrepreneurs would know the steps to take and protect their new business ventures.
In a significant move to address the socio-economic disparity prevailing in Nigeria, the Nigerian Senate has proposed a groundbreaking bill titled the ‘Poor Must Breathe’ bill. Designed to prioritize the well-being of the impoverished sections of society, this bill aims to provide much-needed relief and support to those struggling to meet their basic needs.
The youth of South Africa are excited about the upcoming Youth Owned Brands Award ceremony happening on June 15, 2023. But what’s even better is that the blue carpet event will be hosted by none other than former Big Brother Titans housemate, Ipeleng!
Ex-BBNaija housemate Tacha has once again become the talk of the town as she announces her latest business venture. The reality TV star, whose real name is Natacha Akide, has taken to Twitter to reveal that she is launching her line of beauty products.
International Women’s Day is a powerful reminder of the importance of women’s rights and the ongoing struggle for gender equality. In Nigeria, the celebration of this day takes on a special significance, as women continue to face significant challenges in their efforts to achieve equal rights and opportunities.
Khosi, the winner of Big Brother Titans Season 1, is a young and vibrant lady who captured the hearts of millions of viewers with her charisma, intelligence, and unique personality. After emerging as the winner of the show and bagging the grand prize of $100,000, Khosi has been keeping herself busy with various projects and engagements.
If you want to grow your business, Adekunle, a BBnaija Season 7 reality TV star, has tips that would help you succeed in the real world.
Talking about Gender Inclusive Governance, the Akin Fadeyi Foundation, AFF, asked what can a woman do to reform Nigeria If availed the reins of governance in the country. What would they do differently at the various levels and tiers of government that will add value to our society and promote the attainment of public good?
Lately, President Muhammadu Buhari signed the Startup Act, initially an Executive Bill into law and has committed the sum of Ten Billion Naira (N10bn) only accessible to young and local innovators.
Adekunle the Barbecue man of the just concluded BBNaija season 7 show is celebrating his birthday today 6th of October and his fans have been showering praises on him. The housemate
The WhatsApp Business introduction to the mobile chat application has taken things to another level.
To get a ten million (N10,000,000) Unity Bank Grants as a National Youth Service Corps, NYSC member is quite simple only if you meet the basic requirements the bank demands.
