Photo by Mizuno K on Pexels.com Leaving Nigeria does not mean leaving opportunities. Many Nigerians who move abroad for work, studies, or personal reasons often abandon businesses they once ran or started, assuming they can always return. The reality is that these dormant businesses, if not properly maintained, can accumulate liabilities, lose value, or even… Continue reading Left a Business Behind in Nigeria? Bring It Back to Life from Anywhere
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How Nigerians in the Diaspora Can Structure Businesses in Nigeria Without Stress.
Photo by Mizuno K on Pexels.com Leaving home does not mean leaving opportunities behind. For many Nigerians living abroad, the dream of building or expanding a business back home is alive and strong. The reasons are clear: Nigeria remains Africa’s largest market, with over 200 million people, growing digital adoption, and untapped opportunities across industries.… Continue reading How Nigerians in the Diaspora Can Structure Businesses in Nigeria Without Stress.
Legacy and Leadership: Why Nigerian Family Businesses Must Prioritise Company Governance.
Did you know that over 70% of family businesses in Nigeria fail to survive the second generation? Imagine a thriving family business, built over decades, with siblings, cousins, and children all playing active roles. For years, the business flourished, but after the founder passed away, the question of leadership quickly became a source of conflict. … Continue reading Legacy and Leadership: Why Nigerian Family Businesses Must Prioritise Company Governance.
Dear Nigerian Startup: SAFE, Convertible Notes, or Equity? Choosing the Right Fundraising Tool.
Raising capital is one of the most defining decisions for a startup founder. But beyond finding investors, the structure of the fundraising matters just as much as the money itself. The wrong instrument can create governance headaches, distort ownership, or even scare off future investors. For Nigerian startups, several types of tools dominate early-stage fundraising… Continue reading Dear Nigerian Startup: SAFE, Convertible Notes, or Equity? Choosing the Right Fundraising Tool.
Scaling Smart: 5 Key Steps to Structuring Your Nigerian Tech Start-Up
Photo by Paul Uchechukwu on Pexels.com Investor-Ready: Structuring Your Nigerian Tech Start-Up for Growth Nigeria, home to one of Africa’s largest and fastest growing tech ecosystems, attracts significant investor interest. Yet, in this often challenging commercial landscape, the way a business is structured from inception can significantly influence its long-term success, especially for tech entrepreneurs… Continue reading Scaling Smart: 5 Key Steps to Structuring Your Nigerian Tech Start-Up
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