Dangote Petroleum Refinery has increased its ex-gantry price for Premium Motor Spirit by ₦100 per liter from ₦699 to ₦799 effective January 26, ending a temporary festive-season pricing arrangement that had held since mid-December. The adjustment, confirmed by multiple fuel distribution sources, reflects rising operational costs, including crude oil prices and foreign exchange pressures. Bonny…
Starting a business while keeping your day job is a smart, low-risk way to test your idea, build momentum, and create a safety net. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, 70% to 80% of new businesses survive their first two years, but those launched part-time often have higher survival rates because founders can…
Starting a phone accessories business in Nigeria with less than ₦1 million is not only possible, it’s a smart and practical opportunity. With millions of smartphone users across the country constantly needing cases, chargers, screen protectors, earphones, and power banks, the demand is steady and recurring. Unlike many businesses that require large spaces, expensive equipment,…
Furnishing a home in Lagos doesn’t have to cost a fortune. Across the city, from the mainland to the island, there are vibrant markets where everyday Nigerians, students, young families, landlords, and small business owners find everything they need for daily living at prices that won’t break the bank. These aren’t just places to shop;…
Imagine this: You’re sitting at home in Lagos, Abuja, or even a small town in Oyo—and you make your first ₦50,000 sale… without ever opening a physical shop. Sounds too good to be true? It’s not. Thanks to smartphones, social media, and growing internet access, e-commerce in Nigeria is booming—and you don’t need a big…
Running a small business in 2025 means competing in a fast-paced, digital-first world. The good news? You don’t need a big budget to stay ahead. Thanks to rapid advancements in artificial intelligence, there are now powerful free AI tools that help small businesses automate tasks, improve customer engagement, and scale efficiently. Whether you’re a solopreneur,…
Investors in Nigeria’s stock market celebrated a strong rebound on Thursday, adding a whopping N370 billion in market value as investor sentiment brightened across major sectors. The rally was driven by a surge in key blue-chip stocks, with standout performances from Wema Bank Plc, UAC of Nigeria, and Guinness Nigeria Plc, sending the benchmark All-Share…
