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Nigeria boasts the largest fleet of private jets in Africa, according to Minister Festus Keyamo. This presents a significant opportunity for partnerships with global aircraft manufacturers.
Inflation is increasing the costs for small informal businesses in Nigeria, making it challenging to start new ventures. The article outlines essential steps to successfully launch a profitable Akara business amidst these economic pressures.
Sheraton Lagos Hotel is enhancing sustainable tourism through significant environmental initiatives. This aligns with Marriott International's commitment to clean energy and eco-friendly practices.
Hotel managers from across Africa are networking at this year's HMCA event. The gathering is supported by GTA, NTDA, and Lagos Tourism, enhancing participation in the hospitality sector.
Nkereuwem Onung, the BOT chairman, has called on NATOP to enhance sustainable tourism practices in Nigeria. He emphasized the vast potential of the tourism sector that remains largely untapped.
NESCAFÉ has reaffirmed its support for Nigerian entrepreneurs, celebrating the achievements of young business leaders. The company emphasizes its commitment to fostering resilience and innovation in the local business landscape.
Doyin Salami and a former Fox News executive will lead discussions on governance and brand trust at a summit in Lagos in 2026. The event aims to bring together industry leaders to address key issues in leadership and growth.
Companies in Nigeria are prioritizing practical skills over traditional degrees as they adapt to technological changes. This shift aims to better prepare students for the evolving job market.
The New Pour Summit is launching an initiative called 'Liquid Resilience' to enhance Africa's beverage industry. This event aims to establish a dedicated intelligence platform for the sector.
Entrepreneur Abidemi Rasheed is set to transform Nigeria's baby product retail industry. With nearly two decades of experience, he aims to enhance the shopping experience for Nigerian parents.
A recent report highlights the decline in consumer loyalty among Nigerian marketers, who now face new challenges. Factors such as price, experience, and brand responsiveness are influencing consumer choices more than ever.
Airtel Africa, Dangote Cement, MTN, and other major companies now represent 72.2% of the Nigerian Exchange's market capitalization of N156.44 trillion. This concentration highlights the dominance of these firms in the Nigerian equities market.
Nigeria has finalized discussions for a strategic partnership with Bombardier, a leading global aircraft manufacturer. This collaboration aims to enhance Nigeria's capabilities in aircraft manufacturing.
Effective facilities management is crucial for maintaining and enhancing property values across various sectors. Proper maintenance ensures that buildings remain in good condition and do not fall into disrepair.
Tony Elumelu has stepped down from his leadership role at UBA, marking the end of a transformative era for the bank and African banking. His final board meeting took place on August 21.
The article discusses the significant presence of foreign airlines in Nigeria's aviation sector. It highlights the potential benefits of developing a well-connected airport system, similar to those in Dubai and Doha.
The Bauchi State Tourism Development Corporation held its Quarterly Board Meeting to assess performance and strategize for future growth. The board aims to enhance tourism through strategic collaborations.
The Niger Delta Power Holding Company has transferred the Gbarain Power Plant for rehabilitation. This joint venture with TILT Energy Limited aims to restore the plant's 225MW capacity.
The Grace Circle has attracted significant interest from business owners as it prepares for its upcoming event in Toronto. This community, which has expanded across three continents since its launch, is gaining traction among entrepreneurs.
The National Association of Aircraft Pilots and Engineers (NAAPE) is experiencing internal conflict over the distribution of funds from the five percent Ticket Sales Charge. This dispute involves the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) and the Nigerian Airspace Management Agency (NAMA).