The prospect of electric vehicles in Nigeria presents both opportunities and challenges for the country’s transportation sector.
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Emmanuel Daniji
“The Fainting Economy” could refer to a situation where an economy is experiencing significant weaknesses or downturns,
Insecurity in Nigeria is a complex and multifaceted crisis that requires urgent attention and concerted efforts from all stakeholders.
In 2023, African startups received $2 billion in investment in startup funding, which is 43% less than the previous year. especially Nigeria.
As of today, the dollar rate in Nigeria stands at almost 1500 Naira to a dollar. This fluctuation has affected Nigeria’s economic state.
There exists a silent accomplice that exacerbates the consequences of our warming world—Single-Use Plastic.
The transition from gasoline vehicles to electric vehicles (EVs) is a complex and multifaceted challenge contingent upon factors
Counterfeiting is a global issue that has plagued industries for centuries, posing significant challenges to businesses, consumers, and governments alike.
The year 2023 presented a challenging landscape for startups across Africa, with financial difficulties triggering closures and disruptions. Notably, Nigeria, often celebrated as a hub for innovation, found itself at the forefront of this narrative, experiencing a wave of closures that raised concerns about the overall health of its entrepreneurial ecosystem.
The world is buzzing about Software-as-a-Service (SaaS), a tech trend that’s making things easier and more affordable for businesses.
