Category : Learn & Build

Expanding your business footprint into the United Kingdom can be a smart move for Nigerian entrepreneurs aiming for global presence, credibility, and access to one of the world’s most lucrative markets. But how do you, as a Nigerian resident or business owner, register a company in the UK without physically

Doing business is no longer limited to just your city or country. We owe that to the internet and easy international shipping, people can now buy and sell products across the globe. One of the smartest ways to grow a small or big business in Nigeria is by learning how

Agritech companies in Nigeria are spearheading a change in the agricultural sector, leveraging cutting-edge technology to tackle longstanding challenges and unlock new opportunities. However, the sector has faced numerous challenges, including outdated farming techniques, inadequate infrastructure, and limited access to finance. In recent years, Agritech companies have emerged to address

In 2024, African startups raised a total of $2.2 billion in funding. This represents a 25% decrease compared to the $2.9 billion raised in 2023. Despite the overall decline, the second half of the year saw a significant rebound, with $1.4 billion raised, nearly double the $780 million from the first half.  With

Every year we talk about how dynamic marketing is but the past three years have witnessed the most rapid transformation for businesses in marketing history. Millions of businesses have been forced into “adapt or die” situations, where the businesses that can adapt and improve survive, while the “slow” ones fade

The other day, Tobi Hanington, co-founder of The Baobab Network – an accelerator that has backed over 65 startups across 16+ African countries – shared a list of 12 Africa-focused investment firms in 2025 every African entrepreneur should know. So in the article, you’ll get to know more about the

With 54 countries, 1.3 billion people, and a new continental free-trade pact (AfCFTA) unlocking a potential $3.4 trillion market, startups are urgently seeking ways to scale beyond local borders. Mobile connectivity is surging – for example, mobile phone penetration is expected to exceed 613 million users by 2025, enabling digital

Many African professionals are turning to online platforms (accessible via smartphone or computer) to upskill. In recent years, internet access in Africa has improved significantly – for example, broadband penetration rose from 26% in 2019 to 45% in 2025 – making online education more viable. Thanks to mobile networks, smartphone

With 32 million tonnes of solid waste generated every year, including about 2.5 million tonnes of plastic, Nigeria has a huge raw material base for recycling. Currently, only roughly 30% of this waste is even collected. That means tons of paper, plastic, and metal are clogging landfills and waterways, while savvy entrepreneurs

Green energy in Africa is growing rapidly, and women are playing a vital role as entrepreneurs, technicians, and leaders. As one industry leader notes, “Promoting the participation of women in the renewable energy sector is vital as the sector plays a bigger role in helping to provide access to energy for