Most entrepreneurs are quick to explain what their business does. They’ll tell you their mission is to solve a particular problem, provide affordable products, or

The Tax Reform Acts have been signed into law, and while the headlines might focus on big corporations, small businesses like yours are not left

If you ran a business in Nigeria during the Buhari era, chances are you didn’t just run a business — you survived a business. You

If you’ve ever sat there refreshing your account balance after sending your final invoice, wondering, “Why is this payment taking forever?” — you’re not alone.

Let’s talk about something that doesn’t get enough airtime in business circles:Making money is not the same as keeping money. Every month, I meet hardworking

One of the most common things I hear from small business owners is, “I’m not big enough for structure yet.”But let’s be honest—if you’re too

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Many small business owners in Nigeria don’t have a visibility problem. Or a pricing problem. Or even a product problem. They have a follow-up problem.

Imagine waking up to orders you didn’t push, referrals you didn’t beg for, and loyal customers who come back—even when you’ve gone quiet on social

When we talk about “business,” most people imagine strategy decks, pitch presentations, and maybe an MBA. But in Nigeria, some of the sharpest business minds

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Before most Nigerians buy anything (especially online), they do one thing first. They scroll through the comments.They ask someone, “Have you used them before?”They check