Financial Literacy
Articles and analysis on Financial Literacy from a Nigerian perspective
Undergraduates, graduates can get CBN loans as TIES debuts
The Central Bank of Nigeria has launched the Tertiary Institutions Entrepreneurship Scheme (TIES) designed to grant financial support to undergraduates...
International Franchise: Things to consider before expanding into foreign markets
Over the last decade, a growing number of franchises have been attracted to international markets to boost sales and profits...
Survival fund: FG says it has disbursed N56 billion to MSMEs
The Federal Government has announced it has disbursed the sum of N56.8 billion to 835,161 beneficiaries under the MSME Survival...
How to effectively pass the torch of leadership to a successor in business
The primary cause of family businesses’ lack of continuity is inadequate estate planning, failure to create a management succession plan,...
Things to consider before choosing a business phone number
A company phone number is more than just a method for customers to contact you. It improves your company's reputation...
How to save more than you spend and double the speed of financial freedom
In a world where the majority choose instant gratification over delayed gratification, it is rare to see working professionals that...
Building a healthy organizational culture that encourages employee motivation
A company’s culture is the distinctive, unwritten, informal code of conduct that governs its behaviour, relationships, and style. It is...
5 business travel tips that will enhance your experience
Being a business traveller can be very inconvenient, yet you can't help it because business has to go on. Planning...
WEMA SME Business School – empowering more entrepreneurs
The importance of training and re-training for SMEs cannot be downplayed, as a recent study commissioned by the United Kingdom's...
59 million Nigerians employed by 41 million MSMEs – SMEDAN
The Federal Government has revealed that 59 million Nigerians are currently employed by 41 million Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises...
