Nigeria's gold mining sector is rich with potential, but the country has not made full use of it yet. Gold mining in Nigeria started in the early 1900s during colonial times, but it has not developed into a significant industry. Many places with gold, especially in...
The Digital Transformation of Nigeria’s Banking Industry
Nigeria's banking sector has evolved significantly, becoming a cornerstone of Africa's largest economy. The transition from traditional brick-and-mortar branches to digital platforms reflects the country's technological advancements and its adaptation to global...
Africa’s Largest Oil Producer: The Nigerian Petroleum Industry
Nigeria, renowned as Africa's largest oil producer, plays a pivotal role in the global petroleum industry. Its vast oil reserves have been a significant economic driver. They have significantly shaped the country's fortunes since oil was first discovered in the...
Economic Impact of Yam Production on Nigerian Rural Communities
Nigeria is renowned as the world's largest yam producer, a distinction that highlights not just its agricultural prowess but also its rich cultural heritage. Yams are significant in Nigerian traditions, celebrated through festivals, and are an important part of local...
Investor Guides: A Look into the REITs Market of Nigeria
Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) offer an innovative way to invest in real estate without the challenges of direct property ownership. They allow individuals to buy shares in income-generating properties, exposing them to the real estate sector through the stock...
From Seed to Market: The Nigerian Maize Success Story
Agriculture plays a crucial role in Nigeria's economy, significantly contributing to its GDP and supporting a large workforce. Maize is particularly important among various agricultural products. It's the most extensively cultivated crop nationwide, serving multiple...
The Future of Nigeria’s Palm Oil Sector
Once a global leader in palm oil production, Nigeria's palm oil industry boasts a significant historical legacy. While the focus moved to petroleum and other industries, Nigeria’s palm oil sector remains important, ready to shine again. Today, palm oil remains...
The Role of Tech Incubators in the Nigerian Startup Ecosystem
Nigeria has emerged as a powerhouse in Africa's tech landscape, earning its title as the "Giant of Africa," not just by size but through its dynamic technological advancements. This nation is bustling with creative minds eager to innovate and redefine industries...
Cashew Nuts: Nigeria’s Golden Opportunity
Nigeria’s cashew industry is a hidden goldmine, brimming with untapped potential. As one of the world’s top cashew producers, the country stands at a crucial turning point—it can transform raw exports into a thriving value-added sector. Nigeria has yet to fully...
Mobile Apps for Modern Farming: Technology Empowers Data-Driven Decisions in Nigerian Agriculture
Nigeria has the biggest economy in Africa in terms of GDP. In 2022, the country's GDP stood at 477.4 billion US dollars. It is because Nigeria also has the highest population in Africa. The country boasts a population of over 220 million. A big part of that GDP comes...
From Farm to Market: Transforming Nigeria’s Cocoa Supply Chain
Nigeria is one of the biggest producers of cocoa beans in the world. The country makes up 12 percent of the global cocoa production. It is currently the fourth-largest producer of cocoa, producing 370,000 metric tonnes. Nigeria's journey in the cocoa industry traces...
From Kitchen to Market: Women-Led Agri-Food Enterprises in Nigeria
Nigeria boasts one of the biggest agricultural economies in the world. The country has close to 70 million hectares of agricultural land. Of this, 34 million hectares of land are unutilized arable land. The scope for agriculture and agri-based work in this country...