Nigeria

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Dangote'S $4.73BN Profit, Opay'S Lending Boom AND Nigeria'S 4.2% Growth

NairametricsTV ties Dangote's 4.73 billion dollar profit and OPay's lending surge to Nigeria's 4.2 percent growth, reading corporate results as signals of where the economy is turning.

via NairametricsTV

1:04:35

World Bank Raises Nigeria’S 2026 Growth Forecast TO 4 3%

A report on the World Bank raising Nigeria's 2026 growth forecast to 4.3 percent from an estimated four, and the reforms and sectors driving the upgrade.

via marvellscreation tv

2:12:17

via Stransact Chartered Accountants

The Energy Industry in Nigeria: Challenges & Opportunities

A Stransact webinar argues Nigeria's energy sector sits at a defining point, reading the challenges and opportunities facing oil, gas and power as the country reforms the industry.

22:45

Nigeria's AfCFTA Implementation

Commissioned by Nigeria's AfCFTA office, this film documents the country's implementation progress, the opportunities opening for business, and the people driving the agreement forward.

via David Akwara Films

2:22

Nigeria’s Export Boost Plan: Government Reviews Key Grant Scheme

News Central reports Nigeria's government reviewing the Export Expansion Grant with stakeholders in Abuja, reforming the incentive meant to grow non-oil exports and support exporters.

4:57

AfCFTA - Nigeria's April 2025 tariff submission and what it means for exports to 54 African states...

OraquulTV explains Nigeria's April 2025 AfCFTA tariff submission and what duty-free access to 54 African states means for exporters long focused on Europe and the United States.

via OraquulTV

2:34

via International Trade Centre

Communicating Impact and Improving Nigeria’s Cowpea & Sesame Exports

The International Trade Centre gathers 52 Nigerian cowpea and sesame stakeholders to co-design a strategy for meeting sanitary standards and clearing residue and testing barriers on exports.

3:02

Nigeria looks to boost exports as China expands zero-tariff access

CGTN reports Nigeria chasing more exports to China after zero-tariff access opened, a move experts say could lift agriculture and manufacturing while diversifying beyond oil.

19:57

How to Get Into Oil & Gas in Nigeria - The 1% From Shell, Chevron & Midwestern Finally Speak

Insiders from Shell, Chevron and Midwestern explain how to break into Nigeria's oil-and-gas sector, and whether the industry still pays the way its reputation suggests.

via Cynthia Mamah

8:43

Nigeria Oil and Gas Expansion: 109 Energy Projects Set for 2026

AfricaToday360 counts 109 energy projects set for Nigeria in 2026, reading the scale of the oil-and-gas expansion and what the pipeline means for the country's export earnings.

via AfricaToday360

28:27

via Ibe Chido and Associates

Nuprc Explained: Licenses, Permits & Oil and Gas Rules in Nigeria

Ibe Chido and Associates explains Nigeria's NUPRC licences, permits and oil-and-gas rules, the regulatory gatekeeping that decides who can operate in the upstream industry.

8:54

Nnpc Unveils Gas Master Plan To Boost Nigeria's Energy Sector

TVC News reports NNPC unveiling a gas master plan to boost Nigeria's energy sector, a bet on domestic gas as the fuel for power and industry rather than just an export.

9:57

Nigeria's non-oil exports surge to record high of $6.1 billion in 2025

CGTN reports Nigeria's non-oil exports hitting a record 6.1 billion dollars in 2025, an 11.5 percent rise, as the Export Promotion Council's push to diversify beyond oil pays off.

16:53

Navigating Nigeria’s 2026 Economy: Opportunities, Risks & Sectors

Channels Television maps Nigeria's 2026 economy by opportunity, risk and sector, giving operators a read on where growth and exposure sit as the year opens.

16:26

2026: Nigeria's Economic Outlook Explained By PWC

PwC explains Nigeria's 2026 economic outlook on Channels Television, breaking down the fiscal, currency and sector signals that will shape how companies budget for the year.

26:19

2026 Economic Outlook: Report Warns 140 Million Nigerians May Fall Into Poverty

News Central reports a 2026 outlook warning that 140 million Nigerians could fall into poverty, a sobering read on the direction of the country's economy and its households.

13:30

Nigeria’s Economic Outlook in 2026 -Alaje

On Arise News, analyst Alaje lays out Nigeria's 2026 economic outlook, reading the fiscal and currency signals that will shape how businesses position for the year ahead.

19:43

Bismarck Rewane Reveals Nigeria & Global Economy 2025 Review + 2026 Outlook

Economist Bismarck Rewane reviews Nigeria's and the global economy's 2025 for Channels Television, then sets out his 2026 outlook on the trends and risks businesses should plan around.

39:23

via Parthian Partners Limited

2026 Nigeria Economic Outlook

At the Parthian Economic Discourse, economist Bismarck Rewane frames Nigeria's 2026 as a defining phase shaped by emerging opportunities set against persistent structural risks.

12:32

Nigeria’s Oil & Gas Sector Is Poised For Positive Growth - Wale Ayeni

On Arise News, Wale Ayeni argues Nigeria's oil-and-gas sector is poised for positive growth, reading the operations and engineering signals pointing to a sector turnaround.

23:18

Robert Omotunde Analyses Nigeria's Economic Growth As IMF Projects 4.2% GDP Growth In 2026

Economist Robert Omotunde reads the IMF's 4.2 percent 2026 projection for Nigeria, tracing fiscal reform, a unified exchange rate and private-sector resilience behind the number.

15:39

Nigeria Has Lost Its Dominance As the Largest Economy in Africa - Adebajo

CFG Advisory's Adetilewa Adebajo argues Nigeria has surrendered its place as Africa's largest economy, reading softening quarterly GDP growth from 3.8 to 3.1 percent.

5:03

Top 10 Oil and Gas Industries in Nigeria

Aziza Nigeria profiles the country's ten most powerful oil-and-gas companies, sketching who controls production and refining in Nigeria's dominant export industry.

via Aziza Nigeria

10:41

Davos 2025: Nigeria seeks diversification in trade • France 24 English

At Davos, Nigeria's trade minister Jumoke Oduwole tells France 24 how the country plans to diversify its oil-reliant economy and attract investment amid a shifting US policy.

via FRANCE 24 English

Money

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How Moniepoint Quietly Took Over Nigeria

Before the POS terminals and business-banking suite, Moniepoint was TeamApt building back-end technology; here is how that pivot turned it into one of Nigeria's dominant fintechs.

via HowAfricaBuilds

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From Medicine to Harvard to Building Nigeria’s First $1B Private Equity Firm

Afropolitan traces how one man went from medicine and Harvard to building one of Africa's first billion-dollar private-equity firms, and the early MTN bet that made it.

via Afropolitan

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How Moniepoint Became Nigeria’s Fintech Giant

A documentary on Moniepoint's rise from startup to Nigerian fintech heavyweight, built on agency banking and merchant tools that brought financial services to millions of small traders.

Showcase9:49

How Opay Crushed Nigeria’s Biggest Banks

An investigation into OPay, the Chinese-backed super-app that outgrew Nigeria's established banks through payments, transfers and ride-hailing, and the ownership question behind its dominance.

via Instaccom Media

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Moniepoint CEO: This is the Future of Fintech in Nigeria

On The Flip, Moniepoint chief executive Tosin Eniolorunda discusses the future of fintech in Nigeria, reading where the business-banking and payments market heads next.

via The Flip

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Money · Banking

Banking IN Nigeria - 61 Years ON With Firstbank'S DR. Bunmi Bajomo

On Arise News, FirstBank's Bunmi Bajomo reflects on sixty-one years of banking in Nigeria, tracing how corporate banking evolved alongside the country's economy.

via MONEYLINE WITH NANCY TV

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Money · Banking

The Banking Industry and the Nigerian Economy

On Moneyline, Fidelity Bank's chairman discusses the banking industry and the Nigerian economy, giving a boardroom view of where lending and risk are heading.

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Money · Banking

First Bank of Nigeria on African banking trends

First Bank of Nigeria's Bernadine Okeke tells World Finance where African banking is heading, giving a long-established lender's read on the trends reshaping the sector.

via World Finance Videos

1:09:40

via Startup Ecosystem Conversations

Why Moove Left Nigeria & Why Africa's Best Startups Must Think Beyond Africa

Iyinoluwa Aboyeji explains why Moove left Nigeria and argues Africa's best startups must think beyond the continent, reframing a home-market constraint as a competitive advantage.

10:08

DO NOT Invest IN Nigeria Until You Watch This

Ashley in Afrika pushes back on the idea that Nigeria is too unstructured to invest in, mapping where disciplined investors can actually find returns in the market.

via Ashley In Afrika

1:34:43

via Venture Valley Network

Investing in Africa: Kola Aina’s Playbook for Finding the Next Great Company

Ventures Platform founder Kola Aina shares his playbook for finding the next great African company, detailing how he sources, screens and backs early-stage founders.

9:37

What It Really Takes to Start a Fintech in Nigeria

Isaac Lanre explains what it really takes to start a fintech in Nigeria, from licensing and capital to the operational hurdles that sink most would-be payment ventures.

2:34

via REALTOR COLLINS - LAGOS NIGERIA

Nigerians in Diaspora: This Farming Business Could Be Your Next Investment

Realtor Collins pitches diaspora Nigerians a farming business as an investment, mapping how those abroad can put money into agriculture back home and earn a return.

9:13

Investment Options in Nigeria - What They Are, How They Work, and Which One Is Right for You

Chinenye Nwali runs through the investment options open in Nigeria, explaining how each works and which suits different risk appetites and amounts of starting capital.

via Chinenye Nwali

55:29

Africa's Top Tech Investor, Kola Aina on What Makes a Startup Investable |The Builders Podcast

On The Builders Podcast, top tech investor Kola Aina breaks down what actually makes an African startup investable, from team and traction to the market a founder is chasing.

via Nidacity Limited

8:57

How Most Nigerian Fintechs Actually Make Money

Isaac Lanre breaks down how most Nigerian fintechs actually make money, dissecting the revenue models behind PalmPay, Moniepoint, OPay, Kuda and Paga.

23:43

500+ Companies Power Nigeria’s Fintech Boom As Industry Hits $10.6 Billion

ADBN TV reports more than 500 companies powering Nigeria's fintech boom as the industry hits 10.6 billion dollars, mapping the scale of the country's digital-finance sector.

via ADBN TV

14:06

Where to Invest ₦500,000 in Nigeria Right Now (What I Would Actually Do)

Micah Erumaka walks through exactly where he would place half a million naira across Nigerian assets right now, weighing the trade-offs behind each allocation choice.

via Micah Erumaka

26:59

via Baseline Entertainment

Fintech is changing money in Nigeria |Technologically Speaking

Technologically Speaking examines how fintech is changing money in Nigeria, where inclusion has improved but the real challenge of reaching the last unbanked remains.

35:43

Money · Finance & Strategy

The 2026 Sales Strategy Every African Business Must Learn

Big Cabal Media's Gertrude Umeh breaks down the sales strategies African businesses must adopt for 2026, from shifting customer behaviour to building modern revenue systems.

via Great Conversation Network

27:13

Where to invest in Nigeria 2026!

Nairametrics' Money Brief maps the best investment opportunities across Nigeria for 2026, equipping both seasoned and first-time investors with sector reads and allocation strategy.

via NairametricsTV

8:01

How to Invest ₦10,000,000 (N10M) in Nigeria (2026)

WealthMotley walks through how to invest ten million naira in Nigeria across stocks, ETFs and REITs, a step-by-step allocation for an investor with real money to place.

via WealthMotley

1:30:27

Mapping the Future of Digital Payments in Nigeria

A Zone and TechCabal session maps the future of digital payments in Nigeria, reading how the rails behind peer-to-peer and merchant transactions are being rebuilt.

via TechCabal

11:05

Complete Guide to CBN Licenses for Nigerian Fintech Startups

Isaac Lanre gives a complete guide to the Central Bank of Nigeria licences a fintech startup needs, the regulatory gatekeeping that decides which payment ventures can operate.

Consumers

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via Frankly Business Podcast

He Left Mercedes-Benz to Prove Africa Can Build Cars

Tobi Ajayi left Mercedes-Benz to build Nord Automobiles and prove Africa can make cars, taking on a Nigerian market of 220 million people that imports nearly all its vehicles.

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How He Built 2 Ecom Brands Worth $128M From Nigeria | Abdul-Qawiyy

On the Theo Clarke podcast, Abdul-Qawiyy explains building two e-commerce brands worth a combined 128 million dollars from Nigeria, starting from 42 dollars a month at 21.

via Theo Clarke Podcast

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Consumers · Digital Marketing & Social

ETL Speaker Series: Juliet Anammah, Jumia Nigeria

At Stanford, Jumia Nigeria chairwoman Juliet Anammah discusses running the continent's biggest online marketplace and the operational realities of e-commerce in Nigeria.

via Stanford eCorner

59:16

Blessed Afolayan

Digital marketer Blessed Afolayan, the Profit Queen, explains why posting daily still fails to sell, arguing content without a clear goal and copywriting will not convert.

via Influencer Stories Hub

9:22

Why Coke Couldn’t Stop This African Cola

Africa on Monday breaks down how Bigi Cola, from a Nigerian sausage-roll company, forced Coca-Cola to shrink its bottle and cut prices to defend the local market.

via Tosin Taiwo

14:39

Can InDrive Survive Where Uber Failed?

On Business Morning, Channels asks whether InDrive can survive in Nigeria where Uber struggled, reading the economics and competition of the country's ride-hailing market.

10:21

Nigeria's 50 Billion Dollars Tech Industry Explained

NaTivi explains Nigeria's roughly 50-billion-dollar tech industry, tracing how the digital economy grew from a modest base into one of the country's most important sectors.

via NaTivi

55:19

Branding vs Marketing: What African Businesses Keep Getting Wrong with Seun Koshuedo

Brand strategist Seun Koshuedo argues African businesses confuse branding with marketing, and explains why aesthetics and viral moments are not the same as building a durable brand.

via Business360 TV

12:51

Nigeria’s Next Big Export Isn’t Music, It’s Tech: says Africa’s tech billionaire- Gregory Ibe

Techbiz Africa relays tech billionaire Gregory Ibe's argument that Nigeria's next big export is not music but technology, reading the talent and products behind the claim.

via Techbiz Africa

29:41

The Cheapest Way To Build an Ecommerce Business in Nigeria

Damini Williams explains the cheapest way to build an e-commerce business in Nigeria, stripping the setup down to the tools and steps a founder genuinely needs to start.

via Damini Williams

24:39

How To Start E-commerce Business In Nigeria And Start Making Money Fast (Full Tutorial)

Onyi Onwurah gives a full tutorial on starting an e-commerce business in Nigeria, walking through product, platform and promotion for a would-be online seller.

via Onyi Onwurah

19:52

How To Make Money From E-commerce Business In Nigeria 2026

Onyi Onwurah explains how to make money from an e-commerce business in Nigeria in 2026, focusing on the sourcing and margins that turn online selling into real income.

via Onyi Onwurah

1:01:50

via Great Conversation Network

Why Most Nigerian Businesses Fail at Marketing

Top brand managers explain why most Nigerian businesses fail at marketing, drawing out the positioning and consistency mistakes that keep good products from being chosen.

43:01

Consumers · Digital Marketing & Social

How To Win At SEO And Content Marketing As a Startup In Africa

At the Search Africon conference in Lagos, Shehu AbdulGaniy shares eight content and SEO strategies African startups like Paystack, Piggyvest and Selar use to win users.

via Shehu AbdulGaniy

50:47

Branding 100001 with Tosin Balogun, Strategy Director - Scanad Africa

Scanad Africa strategy director Tosin Balogun joins Strategy Hour to explore facilitation and brand strategy, breaking down what it takes to build authentic African brands.

via strategy hour

3:58

Lagos startups thrive despite funding challenges

CGTN Africa reports Lagos startups thriving despite funding challenges, as the city's innovation hubs keep producing companies even in a tighter venture environment.

18:41

How To Start An Ecommerce Business In Nigeria (Full Step-by-Step Guide)

Damini Williams gives a step-by-step guide to starting an e-commerce business in Nigeria, from sourcing and payments to the logistics that decide whether online orders arrive.

via Damini Williams

15:42

Shocking And Ugly Truths About E-commerce Business In Nigeria

Operator Courage Ngele lays out the blunt realities of running an e-commerce business in Nigeria and across Africa, from logistics to trust and payment friction.

via Courage Ngele

17:23

Everything You Need To Know About Starting E-commerce Business In Nigeria For Beginners

Courage Ngele covers everything a beginner needs to start an e-commerce business in Nigeria, from choosing products to the logistics of getting orders delivered.

via Courage Ngele

56:49

Future Focus: Exploring Nigeria's Thriving Tech Ecosystem

Women On IT explores Nigeria's thriving technology ecosystem, mapping the hubs, talent and funding drawing founders to the self-styled giant of Africa.

via Women On IT

1:26:56

Innovating Africa Documentary: The Rise of Tech in Nigeria (Full film)

Peace Itimi's Innovating Africa documentary charts the rise of tech in Nigeria, telling the story of the founders, hubs and funding that built the continent's largest startup scene.

via Peace Itimi

38:47

TEN E-commerce Business Commandments for Beginners in Nigeria

Oluwatosin Trades sets out ten commandments for beginners in Nigerian e-commerce, covering the marketing and operating strategies needed to start and grow an online store.

via Oluwatosin Trades

25:39

Marketing Ideas To Grow Your Business

Eki Okubanjo shares twelve marketing ideas Nigerian business owners can implement to lift sales, arguing a sustainable business needs a deliberate marketing plan.

via Eki Okubanjo

10:59

Nigeria’s Tech Community Preps A Startup Bill For Ease Of Business

DIYLaw co-founder Funkola Odeleye tells Arise about a startup bill shaped with government input, aiming to ease business for tech founders in Africa's largest economy.

Intellectual

Intellectual · Frameworks & Theory

16:42

Why Africans Must Do Business Together

REF DUS draws five lessons from Obasanjo and Dangote on why African countries should build businesses together rather than compete, and what cooperation could do for the economy.

via REF DUS Channel

5:37

Aliko Dangote on the challenges of large-scale development - BBC Africa

Aliko Dangote tells the BBC about the challenges of large-scale development in Africa, drawing on building industry at a scale few on the continent have attempted.

via BBC News Africa

31:28

via Policy Innovation Centre

Creativity That Pays: Expanding Pathways to Opportunity in Nigeria’s Creative Economy

A Policy Innovation Centre session on Nigeria's creative economy examines how to widen the pathways that let artists, designers and digital creators turn their work into durable paying businesses.

15:16

via School of Politics Policy and Governance

Big Ideas Platform Podcast Ep. 9(2026) | Leading With Our Humanity

On the Big Ideas Platform podcast, Dr Amina Salihu argues for leading with humanity, bringing a thinker's lens to how Africa's development and governance should be reframed.

1:16:23

Protecting Innovation IN Africa'S Startup Ecosystem

Techeconomy examines protecting innovation in Africa's startup ecosystem, mapping how founders shield the ideas and products that give their ventures an edge.

via TecheconomyTV

8:23

The Myth of Africa's "Billion Consumers"

On Africa on Monday, Tosin Taiwo dismantles the billion-consumers myth, noting only two percent of Nigerians can spend over ten dollars a day, and the firms that ignored it paid dearly.

via Tosin Taiwo

1:36:46

Why Many Intelligent People Stay Poor - The Psychology of Money & Wealth Creation

On Selahmeditate, Dr Seyi Olufemi examines why many intelligent people stay poor, reframing how listeners think about money, discipline, sales and long-term wealth creation.

via SelahMeditate

59:09

How to Sell to Nigerians: The Psychology Behind What Makes Us Buy ft Ayo Akinola

PiggyVest co-founder Ayo Akinola unpacks the mindset and psychology behind why Nigerians buy, and how businesses can read those patterns to scale.

via Totally On Brand

42:28

How Kemi Longe Became a Marketing Powerhouse in Africa

StoriesandJourneys follows how Kemi Longe became a marketing force in Africa, weaving her rise together with lessons on consumer behaviour and personal branding.

via StoriesandJourneys

4:55

via BusinessDay Television

Everything Startup : Protecting your Intellectual Property as a Startup in Nigeria

BusinessDay Television explains how a startup in Nigeria protects its intellectual property, the registrations a young company needs before competitors or investors come calling.

Azikiwe Emmanuel Explains Why IP Is the Biggest Asset for Nigerian Creatives

What is intellectual property, and why should Nigerian creatives care about owning it?

via TVC

Building Africa's Future through Innovation | Khalil Halillu | TEDxNileUniversityofNigeria

halil Halilu envisions an Africa where homegrown innovation drives global change.

via TEDx Talks

via PUNUKA Attorneys & Solicitors

Cultural and Creative Industry and Copyright Protection in Nigeria

Cultural and Creative Industry and Copyright Protection in Nigeria. A programme from PUNUKA Attorneys & Solicitors, curated to the Foresight & Big Ideas desk of the Intellectual channel, filed to Nigeria.

Exploring the creative potential of Nigeria for both economic growth and social impact.

Exploring the creative potential of Nigeria for both economic growth and social impact. A programme from IPSERIESWithRAC, curated to the Foresight & Big Ideas desk of the Intellectual channel, filed to Nigeria.

via IPSERIESWithRAC

Fame Without Protection - The Legal Traps in Nollywood & Music

Nigeria's creative economy is thriving, but many filmmakers and musicians remain legally unprotected.

via Business and Law

Intellectual Property Rights: Protection and Proper Management Key To Optimising Benefits | NC Now

Host: Adebola Adedugba News Central's Bettina Nwelih tells us more about the Nigerian creative market.

Nigerian designer fuses culture and fashion in bid to revive textile sector

Nigerian designer fuses culture and fashion in bid to revive textile sector. A programme from CGTN Africa, curated to the Foresight & Big Ideas desk of the Intellectual channel, filed to Nigeria.

Nigeria's Creative Economy: Turning Talent Into Billion-Dollar Businesses

Nigeria's Creative Economy: Turning Talent Into Billion-Dollar Businesses. A programme from News Central TV, curated to the Foresight & Big Ideas desk of the Intellectual channel, filed to Nigeria.

Protecting Creativity: What Every Nigerian Needs to Know About Intellectual Property

Every beat, script, and brushstroke begins with a powerful idea-but in Nigeria's fast-growing creative industry.

WIPO Opens First Sub-Saharan Africa Office in Nigeria

WIPO Opens First Sub-Saharan Africa Office in Nigeria. A programme from NTA Network, curated to the Intellectual Property & Brand desk of the Intellectual channel, filed to Nigeria.

via NTA Network

Copyright Levy Explained: MCSN vs Record Labels - Who Gets Nigeria's Music Money?

Copyright Levy Explained: MCSN vs Record Labels - Who Gets Nigeria's Music Money. A programme from News Central TV, curated to the Foresight & Big Ideas desk of the Intellectual channel, filed to Nigeria.

via Omotayo Alemeru Mydigitallawyer

A-Z of Copyright Registration in Nigeria| How to Copyright my Music, Film or Creative Work

In this video I have a step by step guide on all you need to know to get your books, musical or creative works copyrighted.

via Global Compact Network Nigeria

BUSINESS COCKTAIL (AI AND AFRICA'S CREATIVE ECONOMY: A NIGERIAN BUSINESS PERSPECTIVE)

BUSINESS COCKTAIL (AI AND AFRICA'S CREATIVE ECONOMY: A NIGERIAN BUSINESS PERSPECTIVE). A programme from Global Compact Network Nigeria, curated to the Foresight & Big Ideas desk of the Intellectual channel, filed to Nigeria.

COPYRIGHT IN THE CREATIVE INDUSTRY - Hello Nigeria

COPYRIGHT IN THE CREATIVE INDUSTRY - Hello Nigeria. A programme from Wazobia Max TV, curated to the Foresight & Big Ideas desk of the Intellectual channel, filed to Nigeria.

via Wazobia Max TV

Property

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via Glitch Africa Studios

How Paul Onwuanibe Built a $1B Real Estate Empire - The Joey Akan Experience

On the Joey Akan Experience, Paul Onwuanibe recounts building Landmark into a billion-dollar property group, from the first Lagos plot to a waterfront leisure district.

Showcase33:33

Property · Construction & Engineering

How A Gambian Is Building 20,000 Affordable Luxury Homes In Nigeria!

Wode Maya meets a Gambian developer building 20,000 affordable luxury homes in Nigeria, walking the project and the financing model behind delivering housing at that scale.

via WODE MAYA

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Meet Amole Construction Group

A short introduction to Amole Construction Group, an indigenous Nigerian engineering and construction firm founded in 2016, and the work it takes on at home.

via Amole Contruction Group

25:57

via Wildflower Real Estate & Lifestyle

My Honest Advice to Nigerians in Diaspora Buying Land!

Wildflower Real Estate gives honest advice to diaspora Nigerians buying land back home, laying out the checks and intermediaries that prevent a remote purchase going wrong.

4:17

Why 9th Mile Enugu Is Worth Considering for Land Investment in Enugu

A look at why 9th Mile in Enugu is worth considering for land investment, reading the road access and industrial pull that make the node attractive to buyers.

via Okpalaeke Emmanuel

29:47

via A Naijaman’s Perspective

American Real Estate Expert Explores Nigeria’s Luxury MansionsADD Title Here

An American real-estate expert explores Nigeria's luxury mansions, giving an outsider's read on how the country's high-end property prices and quality stack up.

4:19

Why Are Big Industries Located at the 9th Mile in Enugu? Here's Why

A look at why big industries like Nigerian Breweries cluster at Enugu's 9th Mile, reading the locational economics that pull commercial and industrial tenants to one node.

via Okpalaeke Emmanuel

36:49

American real estate expert investigates luxury homes in Nigeria @ArvinHaddadOfficial

An American real-estate expert tours luxury homes in Lagos, giving an outsider's valuation read on what Nigeria's high-end property actually offers for the price.

via Uncut Steven

15:28

via CEO OF ABUJA REAL ESTATE

Why Commercial Property Could Be Your Most Important Investment Before 2030

An Abuja investor argues commercial property could be the most important investment to make before 2030, setting out the yields and tenancy logic behind buying a shop or store.

5:54

How Much Does a Plot of Land Cost in Enugu, Nigeria in 2026?

A guide to what a plot of land actually costs in Enugu in 2026, giving buyers a concrete read on pricing before they commit to a Nigerian land purchase.

via Okpalaeke Emmanuel

5:31

PropTech: Can Technology Fix Nigeria’s Real Estate Problems?

News Central asks whether proptech can fix Nigeria's real-estate problems, looking past high prices to the title, trust and transaction failures technology might actually solve.

Property · Construction & Engineering

5:20

Top 10 Construction Companies in Nigeria (Civil Engineering & Infrastructure Titans)

Structuresense profiles Nigeria's top ten construction and civil-engineering firms, the titans delivering the roads, bridges and buildings behind the country's infrastructure push.

via Structuresense

9:42

via Hawau Temilade Agboola

6 Ways to Invest in Nigerian Real Estate (Beyond Buying Land)

Hawau Temilade Agboola lays out six ways to invest in Nigerian real estate beyond buying land, costing each route and matching it to the investor it actually suits.

10:24

Inside Nigeria’s $6 Billion Mega Seawall Fighting the Atlantic Ocean

Infinity Tech goes inside Nigeria's six-billion-dollar Lagos seawall, the Great Wall protecting Eko Atlantic from the ocean, and the engineering holding the Atlantic back.

via Infinity Tech

8:23

This Lagos Investment Could Pay You ₦10M Every Year

ABC Trusts lays out how a single Lagos commercial-real-estate investment could pay out millions of naira a year, costing the entry price against the rental return it promises.

via ABC TRUSTS

30:54

Why Everyone Is Moving to Abuja

Edward Wonder examines why people are moving to Abuja, Nigeria's fastest-growing real-estate market, reading the demand and development reshaping the capital's property scene.

via Edward Wonder

16:22

6 Types of Real Estate in Nigeria - Which one makes the Most Money?

Home Finder compares six types of real estate in Nigeria by how much money each makes, giving investors a frame for choosing between residential, commercial and land plays.

via Home Finder

9:04

Nigeria 2026 Top 8 Mega Infrastructure Projects Driving Economy

AfricaToday360 maps Nigeria's top eight mega infrastructure projects for 2026, reading how large-scale road, rail and power works are meant to drive the economy.

via AfricaToday360

35:32

I exposed the Luxury real estate scam in Nigeria

Steven Ndukwu investigates what he calls Nigeria's luxury real-estate scam, examining why so much housing is overpriced and who really profits from the inflated market.

via Steven Ndukwu

46:46

Top 50 Massive Projects Transforming Lagos State

ConnectsLogTv maps fifty projects transforming Lagos State, reading how the roads, rail and reclamation reshaping Nigeria's commercial capital change where business can grow.

via ConnectsLogTv

15:16

via INVESTMENT TALKS WITH CHUKA

DO NOT Invest in Real Estate in Nigeria until you watch this video!

Investment analyst Chuka Nwachukwu warns against buying Nigerian real estate blind, setting out the due diligence and pitfalls a first-time property investor keeps missing.

9:00

Property · Construction & Engineering

Nigeria's Concrete Road Technology - Top 5(Five) Concrete Highway Construction Project in Nigeria.

Ekogists profiles five concrete-highway projects in Nigeria, examining why the country is turning to concrete road technology over asphalt for its busiest freight corridors.

via Ekogists Ent.

17:10

Infrastructure Development in Nigeria Will Boost NGR Economy - Dr Nwangwu

On Arise News, consultant George Nwangwu argues infrastructure development will boost Nigeria's economy, mapping how public works ripple into jobs, trade and productivity.

5:36

Buhari's Administration: Focus On Infrastructure Development In Nigeria

TVC News reviews an administration's focus on infrastructure development in Nigeria, weighing the roads, rail and power projects it prioritised against what was delivered.

Farming

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How He Built Generational Wealth Through Agriculture

Farmer Ajayi tells how moringa farming built generational wealth, laying out the planting, processing and buyers that turned one crop into a durable agribusiness.

via Farmer Ajayi

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She Built a Million Dollar Farm Empire in 12 Months

Simon Arome profiles a woman who built a million-dollar farm business in twelve months, breaking down the crops, markets and decisions that scaled a Nigerian farm so fast.

via Simon Arome

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How This Farmer Turned Organic Chicken Farming Into a Multi-Million Agribusiness

On SBC, a farmer explains turning organic chicken farming into a multi-million agribusiness, building a premium value chain around birds raised without routine antibiotics.

via SelahMeditate

Showcase49:04

I Started MY Poultry Farm With 50 Birds BUT NOW OWN Over 35,000 Birds AND 42 Acres Agro-Tourism Site

A Nigerian farmer recounts starting with 50 birds and growing to over 35,000 and a 42-acre agro-tourism site, a case study in scaling a poultry business into a value chain.

via Danica Kosy

Showcase1:39:06

Digital Agriculture and Food Traceability in Africa

A podcast with Agrolinking founder Joseph Fashola on AgTrail, billed as Nigeria's first food-traceability platform, and how digital tracking rebuilds trust across the agricultural supply chain.

via AIA Network

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How a Nigerian Man Manufactures Tractors and Agro Machineries in Africa

Simon Arome profiles a Nigerian who manufactures tractors and agro-machinery in Africa, building the equipment base that mechanised farming on the continent still lacks.

via Simon Arome

Showcase6:08

via International Tech Masters

Tech News: Nigerian Agritech Releaf's Innovation for Farmers

A tech-news segment profiles Nigerian agritech Releaf and its innovation for farmers, building processing technology that links smallholders to industrial buyers of their crops.

Showcase2:48

Songhaï: A 'zero waste' agricultural system to increase food security in Africa

Nigerian-born scientist Father Godfrey Nzamujo's Songhai centre runs a zero-waste agricultural system, turning every output into an input to raise food security and cut waste.

via Pradus Media

Showcase10:04

How a Nigerian built a Successful Agricultural & Machinery Business in Nigeria.

Tayo Aina profiles a Nigerian who built a successful agricultural and machinery business, showing how equipment and mechanisation became the venture's route into farming's value chain.

via Tayo Aina

1:10

66 Years Free. But Are We Feeding Ourselves?

Lucen House asks what independence means when a nation still imports food, framing agtech as Nigeria's route to finally feeding itself after decades of relying on imports.

via Lucen House

4:26

How Agra is Transforming Agricultural Advisory Services in Nigeria

AGRA explains how it is transforming agricultural advisory services in Nigeria, closing the extension gap so smallholders get trusted advice on crops, inputs, markets and climate risk.

via AGRA

10:24

How AI Can Boost Nigeria’s Agriculture And Build Sustainable Food Systems

Channels' Gist Nigeria explores how artificial intelligence could help the country produce more food, cut losses and build a more resilient and sustainable agricultural system.

50:38

How Nigeria Leads Africa With 205 Million Tons of Crops Every Year - Nigeria Massive Modern Farming

Agriculture Insight examines how Nigeria leads Africa with 205 million tons of crops a year, reading the modern farming and scale behind the continent's biggest producer.

via Agriculture Insight

18:37

via GROWTH FOR SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE INITIATIVE

The Digital Farm- How Technology is Changing Agriculture In Nigeria

A sustainable-agriculture initiative shows how the digital farm is changing agriculture in Nigeria, from sensors and data to the platforms connecting farmers to inputs and buyers.

3:44

Dissecting agritech business in Nigeria

Olatunji David dissects the agritech business in Nigeria, examining what actually makes a farm-technology venture work in a market of smallholders with thin margins.

via Olatunji David

50:00

Contribution of GrowVeg Challenge to Food Production in Nigeria

Leverage Fresh's Tunde Okunola explains how the GrowVeg Challenge strengthens Nigeria's food system, equipping hundreds with hands-on vegetable-production skills to lift domestic output.

via Abidemi Talabi

12:53

via Ouria Fertilizer Limited

Sorghum Farming IN Nigeria_Ouria Series Video 142

Ouria breaks down how sorghum is growing into one of Nigeria's most powerful crops, from smallholder plots to a value chain with real export potential and rising global demand.

31:28

This Nigerian Woman Transformed a Farm to a Multi Million Dollar Business in One Year

YomiSams profiles a Nigerian woman who transformed a farm into a multi-million-dollar business in a single year, detailing the crops, markets and decisions that made it move.

via YomiSams

3:05

Ncdmb Trains 50 Youths on Solar Cold Storage & Modern AgriTech

News Central reports the NCDMB training fifty young Nigerians in solar cold storage and modern agritech, skilling youth for the post-harvest technology the food chain needs.

16:36

Inside Africa’s Smartest Hydroponic Farm - The Future of Food is Here

Simon Arome visits Smartel AgriTech's country director inside what he calls Africa's smartest hydroponic farm, where hydroponics and smart greenhouses are reshaping how food is grown.

via Simon Arome

42:28

HE Quit HIS JOB TO Build A Farm Empire IN Nigeria! Secrets TO Becoming A Succesful Farmer IN Africa

A documentary follows a Nigerian who quit his job to build a farm empire, drawing out what it actually takes to become a successful commercial farmer in the country.

via Danica Kosy

10:01

From Farm to Market: Why is food in Nigeria so expensive?

PolicyTV breaks down why food in Nigeria is so expensive from farm to market, framing rising prices as a policy problem and asking which interventions could actually fix it.

via PolicyTV

27:37

via Lamlat Agrosolutions Tv

Nigeria's Food Security: Analysis on Rising Cost of Production and More

On Daybreak, All Farmers Association president Kabir Ibrahim analyses Nigeria's food security, tracing how the rising cost of production squeezes farmers and pushes prices higher.

via TrustTV News

8:04

Farming · Agri-Finance

Loans and Grants For Oil Palm Farming

Lamlat Agrosolutions explains the loans and grants available for oil-palm farming in Nigeria, matching funding sources to a crop with long payback and high upfront cost.

Profiles

Showcase1:27:58

How to Build a Multi-Million Dollar Real Estate Business in Nigeria

On The Adventures, Dr Freeman Osonuga shares his blueprint for building a multi-million dollar real estate business in Nigeria, switching careers and leveraging sales to build wealth.

via Adventures

Showcase28:00

Aliko Dangote: Refining Nigeria’s oil, helping Africa, and creating wealth

On Talk to Al Jazeera, Aliko Dangote calls his refinery the hardest challenge of his career, built so Nigeria can stop importing the fuel its state refineries failed to produce.

via Al Jazeera English

Showcase1:03:21

Entrepreneurship that creates Impact : Mrs. Adepetun on Building Nigeria Through Business

On The Mentoring Studio, Mrs Adepetun argues entrepreneurship can help rebuild a nation, sharing how she built her Nigerian business and the impact she wants it to carry.

via The Mentoring Studio

Showcase1:14:18

Paul Onwuanibe, CEO of Landmark, on the Future of Entrepreneurship

Landmark chief executive Paul Onwuanibe delivers a keynote on the future of entrepreneurship in Africa, drawing on building the Lagos leisure and property group into a recognised brand.

via YellowLyfe HQ

Showcase49:24

via Norges Bank Investment Management

Aliko Dangote: Building Africa's industrial future from the ground up | Podcast

Nicolai Tangen interviews Aliko Dangote on growing a small Lagos trading firm into Africa's largest industrial group, spanning cement, fertiliser and refining, and the bets behind that expansion.

Showcase1:23:21

Founders Uncovered Africa - Episode 13

Founders Uncovered Africa sits with serial entrepreneur Keji Giwa, founder of Giwa Gardens, on building multiple ventures and the lessons each business taught the next.

via GreenXmedia

Showcase26:42

The Ernest Ndukwe One (Part 1): Nigeria's Telecom Revolution

On One2One, MTN Nigeria chairman Dr Ernest Ndukwe, widely called the father of Nigerian telecoms, recounts the revolution that took the country from under 500,000 phone lines to over 80 million.

via ONE2ONE

Showcase47:26

MTN Nigeria's Adia Sowho: Sharing Is A Must

On The Flip, MTN Nigeria's Adia Sowho reflects on growth at Migo and an interim turnaround at an agriculture-finance company, arguing that sharing what you learn is a must.

via The Flip

Showcase14:49

via ULTIMA STUDIOS NIGERIA

'This Is A Unicorn In The making!' - Kyari Bukar

On Lions Den Nigeria, First Foods founder Olatunde Oladahunsi pitches his ready-to-eat Jubal's smoked chicken, asking 7.5 million naira for a twelve percent stake and exciting the Lions.

Showcase13:07

Young CEO: Moses Enenwali - CEO and Co-founder Topship

A profile of Moses Enenwali, co-founder of Topship, the Nigerian platform that connects businesses to cargo shipping, pitched as an Uber-style layer over international freight.

via NdaniTV

Showcase2:48

Billionaire Dangote's Guide to Being a Successful Businessman

Aliko Dangote, Africa's richest person and founder of Dangote Industries, tells the David Rubenstein show what he believes it takes to succeed in building a business at scale.

via Bloomberg Television

Showcase12:18

I Moved TO Africa & Built A Business | Life IN Nigeria

On the SuSu podcast, Demi Samande recounts moving to Lagos and building a business in Nigeria, the realities of relocating to the market to run a company on the ground.

via SUSU PODCAST

Showcase25:00

Aliko Dangote: Africa's richest man

On Talk to Al Jazeera, Aliko Dangote, Africa's richest businessman, reflects on job creation, success and the opportunities the continent offers those willing to build.

via Al Jazeera English

Showcase13:05

Chasing Greatness: The Rise of James Taiwo Emmanuel

Nigerian sprinter, model and content creator James Taiwo Emmanuel clocked 20.87 seconds in the 200m at Pretoria's Pilditch Stadium in May 2024 - and is building a name on and off the track.

via Cabanga.Africa

32:56

She Quit Her Life in America for a Million Dollar Nigerian Dream!

MostBooked follows a woman who quit her life in America to build a fashion empire in Nigeria, chasing a million-dollar dream in a market she left home to enter.

via MostBooked

2:02:27

The Dark Side of Doing Business in Nigeria Nobody Talks About - Bankhead

On Afropolitan, an operator known as Bankhead tells the rarely-discussed dark side of doing business in Nigeria, the operational chaos and hard calls behind running ventures there.

via Afropolitan

1:05:50

This Nigerian Billionaire Shares his Success Story

MostBooked profiles a Nigerian who built a fortune starting from photography, a founder's account of turning an unlikely trade into a serious, scalable business.

via MostBooked

7:45

UNN Doctorate Award: THE Change Maker: Citation OF High Chief William Agbo (Osuofia Nigeria)

A university doctorate citation honours High Chief William Agbo as a changemaker, surveying the enterprise and community work that earned the Nigerian figure the recognition.

via DEGA TV

25:32

via School of Hard Knocks

Asking Nigerian Billionaires How They Got Rich!

A street-interview series puts the same question to wealthy Nigerians, how they made their money, gathering candid first-person accounts of the paths into Lagos business fortunes.

30:30

via Youth engage Programme.

Dr Ayodele Aderinwale Interview Part 1

An interview with Dr Ayodele Aderinwale traces a Nigerian life of vision and institution-building, drawing out the leadership lessons behind decades of public and enterprise work.

1:23:25

The Business of Social Change: Starting & Scaling Social Enterprises in Nigeria.

Impact Hub Abuja examines the business of social change, walking through how founders start and scale social enterprises in Nigeria while still covering their own costs.

via Impact Hub Abuja

1:07:56

via Azuwa Studios (fka Smart Money Arese)

How Women Can Win in Corporate Nigeria

Kike Fajemirokun explains how women can win in corporate Nigeria, breaking down negotiation, visibility and leadership as the levers that move careers past the usual ceilings.

5:22

Ashoka Young Changemaker - Seyi Ogundipe

Ashoka Africa profiles Seyi Ogundipe, a young Nigerian changemaker and social innovator, part of a cohort building ventures to solve problems their communities long tolerated.

via Ashoka Africa

4:04

Ashoka Young Changemaker - Emmanuella Sule

Ashoka Africa profiles young Nigerian changemaker Emmanuella Sule, part of a cohort using enterprise and initiative to solve problems their communities had long accepted.

via Ashoka Africa

Lifestyle

17:29

Tales of African Hunters: The Igala People of Nigeria

REDOS Film's Tales of African Hunters documents the Igala people of Nigeria, preserving the heritage and texture of a community's traditions for a wider audience.

via REDOS FILM

27:13

via BusinessDay Television

Youth, Hospitality, and the Business of Nation Building

BusinessDay examines Nigerian hospitality and tourism at sixty-six years of independence, an industry of travel, food and nation branding that still lags its potential for youth jobs.

3:35

Hotel Expo Nigeria: Industry Leaders Explore Growth, Innovation and Other Issues

At Hotel Expo Nigeria, hospitality leaders focus on credibility, innovation and customer experience, discussing the business opportunities and trends shaping the sector's future.

39:57

Voices OF Nigerian Tourism

For World Tourism Day, ThatGenZTourist amplifies the voices shaping Nigerian tourism, the operators who build experiences, connect communities and keep the industry moving, with their hopes and challenges.

via ThatGenZTourist

48:32

Tourism is Bigger Than Oil

NIHOTOUR chief Abisoye Fagade argues tourism is bigger than oil for Nigeria, outlining plans to lift a standards-poor hospitality industry through registration, training and certification.

24:35

How Hotel Owners in Nigeria Actually Make Money (It’s Not What You Think)

Pharouk Damilola goes inside Nigeria's overlooked hospitality economy, revealing how the owners of successful hotels, apartments and short-stay businesses really make money while others struggle.

via Pharouk Damilola

18:38

44 Billion Dollar Hospitality Industry In Nigeria

Afrobeats Insight breaks down Nigeria's hospitality industry, projected into the billions by 2033, and how the Detty December season drives both domestic and inbound tourist spending.

via Afrobeats Insight

25:53

via Africa Indigenous Knowledge Research Network

The Akwete fabric is more than cloth: it’s heritage, resilience & enterprise.

A profile of Akwete fabric shows how the cloth woven by the women of Akwete in Nigeria is heritage, resilience and enterprise, a craft tradition that doubles as a business.

35:23

Lifestyle · Wellness & Fitness

Ep 5: The Truth About Owning a Gym in Nigeria Feat. Abs

On the Fit-ish Podcast, trainer and gym owner Abs lays out what running a gym in Lagos really costs, from power supply to the emotional-versus-business decisions every owner faces.

via The FIT-ish Podcast

1:49:36

Lifestyle · Wellness & Fitness

My Health, My Right: Prioritizing Wellness

eHealth Africa and EHA Clinic host a session on prioritising wellness, framing personal health as a right and a foundation for a productive working life across the continent.

via eHealth Africa

18:45

Nigerian Hospitality: Opportunities And Challenges - Adedoyin Fabikun

On Arise, Adedoyin Fabikun reads the opportunities and challenges facing Nigerian hospitality, mapping where the sector can grow and what holds operators back.

Lifestyle · Wellness & Fitness

3:56

Check Out Abayomi Oladinni, Fitness Expert Using Technology To Improve Wellness

Channels profiles Abayomi Oladinni, a fitness professional whose app lets clients book trainers on demand, blending business training with a technology-led approach to wellness.

3:38

Haneefah Adam, Visual Artist Using Food To Celebrate Africa’s Rich Cultural Heritage

Channels profiles Haneefah Adam, a multidisciplinary artist who builds culinary artwork from Nigerian dishes to explore identity, culture and representation across African society.

0:41

From Runway to Track: The Journey of James Emmanuel

From modelling across the world to stepping onto the track in 2019 - legacy over looks.

via Cabanga.Africa

How Anu Oye is using her designs to stay true to her Nigeria Culture | Beyond The Hustle (Ep. 2)

How Anu Oye is using her designs to stay true to her Nigeria Culture | Beyond The Hustle (Ep. 2). A programme from ASM Filmz, curated to the Culture & Leisure desk of the Lifestyle channel, filed to Nigeria.

via ASM Filmz

via Venture Valley Network

How Chef Stone Built a Food Empire in Nigeria Making Over 100M Monthly

In this inspiring episode, we dive deep into the incredible journey of Chef Stone.

via Best Ever Food Review Show

Nigerian Food Tour!! Hardest Place to Shoot in Africa! (Full Documentary)

Nigerian Food Tour!! Hardest Place to Shoot in Africa! (Full Documentary). A programme from Best Ever Food Review Show, curated to the Culture & Leisure desk of the Lifestyle channel, filed to Nigeria.

Beyond The Runway: Nigeria's Fashion Industry Eyes Global Market

Nigeria Fashion Week 2026 brings together designers, creatives.

9 Rooms, 7 Figures in Revenue: My Boutique Hotel in Nigeria

A 9-room boutique hotel in Nigeria, seven figures in cumulative revenue in under four years, and a team of 40+ people.

via MissaeiTV

Food Business Documentary | Nigerian Entrepreneur Story

Mama Ese's journey is a powerful example of how small food businesses in Nigeria can grow through consistency, resilience.

via The Bukapreneur

via BusinessDay Television

Growth Opportunities in Nigeria's Hospitality Industry

Is Nigeria's hospitality industry the next multi-billion dollar frontier?

HEN26 | Amazons of Hospitality | Hotel Expo Nigeria 2026

HEN26 | Amazons of Hospitality | Hotel Expo Nigeria 2026. A programme from Hotel Expo Nigeria, curated to the Hospitality & Tourism desk of the Lifestyle channel, filed to Nigeria.

via Hotel Expo Nigeria

Hospitality Industry in Nigeria.

On this second episode of the property lifestyle show, A Place in Africa.

via Landmark Africa TV

via African Excellence Hub

How Afrobeats Helped Redefine Nigeria as a Global Tourist Destination

For years, Nigeria has been misunderstood through stereotypes.

Bookshelf

Showcase59:19

How Tosin Eniolorunda Built Moniepoint into Nigeria's $1 Billion Fintech Giant

On The Builders, Moniepoint founder Tosin Eniolorunda tells how he grew up in Ibadan and borrowed from his wife to pay salaries while building Nigeria's billion-dollar fintech giant.

via Nidacity Limited

Showcase46:50

via Stanford Graduate School of Business

Tony Elumelu, Founder of The Tony Elumelu Foundation

Tony Elumelu on why entrepreneurship is in his DNA and how backing African entrepreneurs transforms communities, families and economies.

1:53:16

via Frankly Business Podcast

Japa Won’t Make You Rich - The Truth About Migration, Wealth & Nigeria’s Broken Investment System

On Frankly Business, real estate developer Femi Rogers challenges the japa dream, arguing migration will not make Nigerians rich and dissecting the country's broken investment system.

1:20:59

via Frankly Business Podcast

The Truth About Business, Power & Survival “Nigeria Should Structure Corruption”

On Frankly Business, Shortlet.ng founder Keji Giwa makes a provocative case about business, power and survival in Nigeria, arguing corruption should be structured rather than wished away.

11:08

Why The Nigerian Tech Ecosystem Is Failing - Iyin Aboyeji

On The Moonshot Podcast, Iyin Aboyeji gives a candid account of what is broken in Nigeria's tech scene, from venture incentives to policy gaps and talent.

via TechCabal

32:24

MY TOP 10 Books BY African Authors YOU Must Read

Dimma Umeh shares her ten favourite books by African authors, a reading journey across the continent's stories and traditions for anyone building an African literature shelf.

via Dimma Umeh

56:44

via Aig-Imoukhuede Foundation

Leaving The Tarmac: Buying a Bank in Africa Book Launch Party

The launch of Aigboje Aig-Imoukhuede's Leaving The Tarmac tells how he bought and built a bank in Africa, a first-hand account of one of Nigeria's boldest banking bets.

56:15

Bookshelf · Reports & Special Editions

Aigboje Aig-Imoukhuede discusses his book ‘Leaving the Tarmac: Buying a Bank in Africa’

Former Access Bank CEO Aigboje Aig-Imoukhuede discusses his book Leaving the Tarmac, a frontline account of buying a bank and weathering risk in African finance.

via CNBC Africa

15:02

AfDB on West African Economic Outlook

AfDB lead economist Anthony Simpasa presents the bank's West African outlook on Arise, discussing its pandemic response and the policy recommendations its report puts forward for the region.

29:19

THE Book Launch: African Progress Initiative Written BY Ekos Akpokabayen (Part 3)

At the launch of the African Progress Initiative, author Ekos Akpokabayen is honoured by dignitaries including a representative of Zambia's Kenneth Kaunda and a Nigerian presidential adviser.

via Nigeria Diaspora TV

7:08

Book Launch: Africa Rise AND Shine BY JIM Ovia

WebTV Nigeria covers the launch of Africa Rise and Shine by Zenith Bank founder Jim Ovia, a banking billionaire's book on building enterprise on the continent.

via WebTV Nigeria

13:48

Talking Books Ep 27: Jim Ovia talks about his book ‘Africa Rise and Shine’

On Talking Books, Zenith Bank founder Jim Ovia, called the Godfather of Banking, discusses Africa Rise and Shine and building a lender from four million dollars in capital.

via CNBC Africa

14:44

Bookshelf · Magazine Editions

Diversifying the voices of African literature

At TED, writer and publisher Bibi Bakare-Yusuf argues people must find voices like their own in a country's literature, the quest that led her to build Cassava Republic Press.

via TED Archive

1:11

Ironu Magazine

On-the-ground business intelligence in Nigeria and West Africa.

via Cabanga.Africa

via ULTIMA STUDIOS NIGERIA

Audio-Book Entrepreneur Gets In The Good Books Of 2 Lions. But Who Does He Pick? | Lions Den Nigeria

Audio-Book Entrepreneur Gets In The Good Books Of 2 Lions. But Who Does He Pick? | Lions Den Nigeria. A programme from ULTIMA STUDIOS NIGERIA, curated to the Books & Guides desk of the Bookshelf channel, filed to Nigeria.

via Renaissance Africa Energy

Documentary - Nigerian Engineering Olympiad (NEO), an initiative co-sponsored by Renaissance

The Nigerian Engineering Olympiad (NEO), an initiative co-sponsored by Renaissance Africa Energy Company.

via Konnected Minds Podcast

He Built Nigeria's Biggest Creator Business from $0 to Multimillion Dollars

He Built Nigeria's Biggest Creator Business from $0 to Multimillion Dollars. A programme from Konnected Minds Podcast, curated to the Cabanga Voices & Podcasts desk of the Bookshelf channel, filed to Nigeria.

via Africa Business Files

How Dangote Built Africa's Business Empire | The Story of Aliko Dangote

How Dangote Built Africa's Business Empire | The Story of Aliko Dangote. A programme from Africa Business Files, curated to the Books & Guides desk of the Bookshelf channel, filed to Nigeria.

via Konnected Minds Podcast

Why 80% of African Businesses fail in the first 5 years

Why does the CEO of West Africa's biggest fast food chain run 300+ restaurants in Nigeria but only ONE in Ghana?

Nigerian Author Wonuola Okoye Enjoys Building Business And Financial Models | Literati | 15/05/2023

Nigerian Author Wonuola Okoye Enjoys Building Business And Financial Models | Literati | 15/05/2023. A programme from News Central TV, curated to the Books & Guides desk of the Bookshelf channel, filed to Nigeria.

"Start Somewhere, Start Now": Book Encourages Nigerian Business Idea Initiation

In the wake of rising unemployment in Nigeria, author of the book 'Start Somewhere.

4 Most Important Books To Read As A Business Owner || Navigating Entrepreneurship In Nigeria

In this video, I shared books that have helped me on my journey as a business owner in Nigeria.

via Ini Macaulay

Gerald Walker STV Interview About New Book on Nigeria

Gerald Walker STV Interview About New Book on Nigeria. A programme from Gerald Walker, curated to the Books & Guides desk of the Bookshelf channel, filed to Nigeria.

via Gerald Walker