Globally, businesses need the right regulation, key incentives, and an enabling environment to thrive in any industry. Whether it be the process of incorporating a business, getting access to credit, paying taxes, engaging in international trade or resolving insolvency, the most effective regulation can contribute
Members of the Transportation Hailing Alliance of Nigeria, THAN, a group of the nation’s leading motorcycle operators presently comprised of MAX.ng, ORide, and Gokada, were among the organizations that said to have aligned themselves with Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu led administration in Lagos in tackling the challenges
Cashew nuts are one of Nigeria’s key commodities earning the nation around $1.5 billion in the last 3 years alone. With around 320,000 tonnes produced in 2016, Nigeria was the second-largest producer after Vietnam and accounted for 20% of global production. About Cashews History: The
My name is Awom Kenneth and I want to talk about money do and how to invest it in the Nigerian Ecosystem and investing in 2020. There’s a common saying that the beginning determines the ending. What would your finished story look like? Here is
By virtue of his study and work in Dallas, Texas, Austin Akagu was familiar with Robinhood. The $7.6 billion-company lets users in the US trade financial securities from the convenience of a mobile app. But Akagu wanted to be able to buy stocks from his home
During an interview with Oprah Winfrey, singer and actress Lady Gaga opened up about her mental health struggles. Lady Gaga revealed a deposition that triggered her “psychotic break” in the candid interview hosted by Oprah tagged, “2020 Vision: Your Life in Focus” in Fort Lauderdale. According to TMZ, the
Kanye West is reportedly planning on taking his Sunday Service global in 2020, especially to Africa and Europe. Kanye West’s sole focus in the new year is to bring the word of God to people via his Sunday Service, TMZ reports. A source disclosed that the singer
Mercy Johnson Okojie has released the trailer for her forthcoming production debut, “The Legend of Inikpi,” which is set to hit the cinemas on the 24th of January, 2020. The historical drama is set in the ancient Kingdom of Igala and Bini. ‘The Legend of Inikpi’
While Twitter Nigeria continues to attack Kiki Mordi for her activism, her #SexForGrades documentary for BBC Africa Eye continues its sweeping effect across West Africa. The University of Ghana has concluded its investigation against its lecturers who were caught on camera in the documentary, attempting to manipulate journalists posing undercover as
Disgraced Hollywood mogul Harvey Weinstein was indicted on Monday for allegedly raping one woman and sexually assaulting another in Los Angeles, the same day his sex assault trial kicked off in New York City. Los Angeles prosecutors charged Weinstein in separate incidents over a two-day period in
President Muhammadu Buhari has sent a new year’s message to Nigerians as the world ushers in a new decade. In the message posted on the Presidency Twitter page, Buhari confirmed that in 2023, he will leave the office and won’t contest in any future elections. “I will
Justin Bieber is planning for a big 2020, announcing a new single and docuseries, “Justin Bieber: Seasons,” to premiere on Jan. 27 on YouTube. The 10-part series will premiere two episodes weekly – on Mondays and Wednesdays – each of which cost the video streaming
Jet streams; rapidly moving air that moves at the upper level of the atmosphere, northeast trade wind otherwise referred to as harmattan and coupled with the altitude of Jos, the Plateau State capital has made the city the coldest in the country with temperatures as
President of the African Development Bank, Akinwumi Adesina, has said that the biggest thing to happen to Africa is the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA), saying the free trade area itself is worth over 3.3 trillion dollars. Adesina, who stated this when he addressed
Professor Pat Utomi, in an interview with DailyTrust, gives reasons why foreign investors are not coming to Nigeria, though the market is still viable. In your opinion, what are the reasons why foreign investors are not coming to Nigeria and others are even divesting to