Digital payments are gaining traction in Nigeria, but small businesses still face significant hurdles, often referred to as the 'last-mile money problem'.
Nigeria is reforming education to address skills gaps in the workforce, promoting a skills-based approach to enhance graduate employability.
The Nigerian Senate's suggested five-year textile import ban prompts concern over job security and industry stability, sparking calls for reforms.
Nigerian women entrepreneurs own 40% of businesses, boosting economic growth, yet still face challenges like a $42 billion gender funding gap.
Nigeria's inflation rate has climbed to 15.93% as of May 2026, with food inflation soaring to 16.96%. Experts urge urgent government action to address this crisis.
With digital illiteracy impacting productivity, many Nigerians are increasingly turning to entrepreneurship over traditional salaries.