One of the most interesting businesses you can start in Nigeria in 2026 doesn’t require a shop, warehouse or imported inventory. It requires a laptop or smartphone, an internet connection and a ...
The phrase “mini importation” has become popular among Nigerians looking for a business they can start without renting a shop or committing millions of naira to inventory. The basic idea is simple: fi...
Thrift clothing has been part of Nigeria’s fashion economy for years. But social media has changed the way second-hand clothes are discovered and sold. A customer no longer needs to walk through...
Starting a food business in Nigeria usually brings one image to mind: renting a shop, buying cooking equipment, hiring staff and spending heavily on ingredients. But there’s another model that r...
When United States striker Folarin Balogun was sent off against Bosnia and Herzegovina in the Round of 32 at the 2026 World Cup, the assumption was automatic: he would miss the Round of 16 clash again...
For many Nigerian families, illness brings not just physical suffering but a financial crisis that can push them into poverty. The choice between public and private healthcare is rarely about preferen...
Imagine you want to be a chemist. Not because your parents forced you. Not because you think it will make money. But because you are genuinely curious about how things work. You want to know what happ...
I want to tell you about two young Nigerians. The first is a boy from Port Harcourt. He grew up in a neighbourhood where the only career options anyone talked about were doctor, lawyer, engineer, or &...
Let me tell you something that would have sounded like science fiction when I was in secondary school. A student in Kogi State wakes up at 6 am. She has a chemistry exam in two weeks. She does not hav...
Let me tell you something that might get me in trouble with academics. The Nigerian university textbook is dead. Or dying. Or at the very least, gasping for breath in an ICU bed that no one is paying ...