…development, access to long-term capital and shared prosperity. He also called on Nigerian businesses to take advantage of opportunities under the African Continental Free Trade Area, saying the country’s industrial future depended partly on its ability to compete in regional and international markets. While expressing…

…administration, saying they had begun to address longstanding challenges confronting Nigerian businesses. Rabiu acknowledged the difficulties experienced by ordinary Nigerians but noted that improvements in access to foreign exchange had created a more predictable environment for businesses. “For many years, one of the…

…timelines as measures to attract investment, cut delays, and expand opportunities for Nigerian businesses,” he stated. Tinubu reaffirmed his determination to unlock Nigeria’s gas resources to power industries, improve electricity supply, create jobs and boost export earnings. He said his Nigeria First policy must trans…

…Business in KenyaImagesThe move also highlights the growing regional ambitions of Nigerian businesses, with Dangote seeking to expand beyond his home market into other African economies.With investments in both refining and distribution, the billionaire is positioning his energy business to participate in multiple stag…

…the most dramatic sectoral improvement in the latest report. And it could be telling Nigerian businesses something important: customers may forgive many things, but they increasingly reward businesses that make their lives easier. But there is a warning; the e-commerce success story does not mean Nigeria has solved its…

…access, complementing road and maritime transportation while strengthening links between Nigerian businesses and international markets. Similarly, the region’s road network, including connections to Lagos and other commercial centres, provides opportunities to improve the movement of goods and people. The proposed conv…

…cut its Nigerian wholesale rate by ₦70The refinery’s lower price could ease costs for Nigerian businesses, but savings at the pump are not guaranteedG7 nations plan to release 100 million barrels of oil and petroleum products to cool supply pressuresPAY ATTENTION: Mark Legit.ng as a preferred source, and our content wi…

…to see more Nigerian farms feeding our cities and supplying our factories. I want to see Nigerian businesses selling Nigerian goods to the whole world. I want young Nigerians building unicorns and creating opportunities for others here at home,” he said. Tinubu ended by urging Nigerians to remain committed to the count…

…to see more Nigerian farms feeding our cities and supplying our factories. I want to see Nigerian businesses selling Nigerian goods to the whole world,” he said. On poverty, Tinubu acknowledged that millions of Nigerians were still struggling with food, education, healthcare and transportation costs. He said the challe…

…non-oil exports in 2025, exceeding $6 billion. “This is real money being made by real Nigerian businesses,” he said. The President said international observers, journalists, non-governmental organisations and multilateral institutions had also recognised the changes in the Nigerian economy. “These are not idle claims.…

…He said the administration would invest in skills required by employers and provide Nigerian businesses with infrastructure and finance needed for growth. Tinubu said he wanted to see more Nigerians producing goods locally, Nigerian farms supplying cities and factories, and Nigerian businesses exporting their products…

Wema Bank Plc has reinforced its commitment to empowering Nigerian businesses for global competitiveness following the successful completion of the second edition of its Export Trade Academy in Lagos. The two-day intensive program equipped over 500 business owners, exporters, commodity aggregators, trade associations,…

…can be translated into projects that investors can evaluate and can be beneficial to Nigerian businesses and communities. Tinubu’s regional agenda offers investors clearer route into Nigeria – Ahmadu, Masha tell USAFRICA Business Week

…industry, noting that the sector contributes to job creation and opens opportunities for Nigerian businesses and talents. Tinubu said the record achieved by Black Market demonstrated the potential of combining Nigerian creativity with enterprise and scale. He also reaffirmed his administration’s commitment to creating…

…“As our digital economy expands, as more government services become digital, as more Nigerian businesses use data to create value, and particularly as artificial intelligence becomes increasingly embedded in our economy and society, questions around privacy, data governance, trust, and the responsible use of technology…

…and services that the world wants. Clearly, we do,” he stated. He, however, said Nigerian businesses needed to overcome challenges relating to market knowledge, standards, certifications, logistics, documentation, payment systems and consistency in order to sustain their presence in international markets. “The more imp…

…that it remains focused on delivering reliable digital financial services, supporting Nigerian businesses and consumers, investing in young people and contributing to the growth of the country’s digital economy.OPay to list on NGXMeanwhile, Legit.ng earlier reported that OPay is planning to list its shares on the Niger…

…resistance is seen around N1,840, with a stronger barrier between N1,880 and N1,900.Nigerian businesses predict naira will appreciate against dollar Earlier, Legit.ng reported that Nigerian businesses expect the naira to gradually gain ground against the US dollar between now and January 2027, according to the Central…

…the diesel landing cost but still N30 below what several Lagos depots currently chargeNigerian businesses that rely on diesel-powered generators could face higher operating costs if marketers pass on the increasePAY ATTENTION: Find it fast with our new search feature at Legit.ng! Dangote Petroleum Refinery has increase…

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…clean energy adoption, strengthen local manufacturing and improve the competitiveness of Nigerian businesses. Raji said the initiative was conceived to tackle one of the biggest constraints facing businesses in Nigeria: high energy costs resulting from unreliable electricity supply and dependence on fossil fuel-powered…

…has opened applications for a $150m offshore expansion facility designed to provide Nigerian businesses with long-term, single-digit interest financing for expansion and modernisation. The association disclosed this in a statement issued on Sunday, saying eligible companies can now submit applications through a dedicat…

…ODDO BHF SE to provide long-term capital for the expansion and modernisation of Nigerian businesses. The association said eligible companies can now apply through a dedicated digital portal unveiled during the Infrastructure Conference (INFRACON) 2026, recently held at the AFREXIM Tower in Abuja. According to NACCIMA,…

…transformed every sector before deciding to create a policy. It must not wait until Nigerian businesses have been disrupted before asking how they can adapt. It must not wait until our brightest young people have become users of foreign AI systems before asking where our own AI companies are. And it must not wait until…

…is eager to deepen economic ties with Nigeria and serve as a strategic gateway for Nigerian businesses seeking access to the markets of Southeastern Europe.” The ambassador added, “We are ready to bring our companies back to Nigeria. Serbia is eager to develop stronger economic relations with Nigeria and to serve as a…