Photo by Ono Kosuki on Pexels.com It usually starts with good intentions. You want to invest in property, support a relative’s business, or fund a new venture back home. The excitement builds, the pictures look convincing, and the numbers sound promising. Then you send the money. Months later, the story changes. The land you bought… Continue reading Before You Send That Money Home: How to Invest Safely in Nigeria from Abroad
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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.
How to Build a Legally Sound and Scalable Startup Incubator.
Photo by Desola Lanre-Ologun on Unsplash Launching a startup incubator is more than just providing office space and mentorship—it requires a solid legal foundation, a structured investment model, and a clear execution plan to attract both high-potential startups and the right investors to fund it. Without these elements, even the most well-intentioned incubators can struggle… Continue reading How to Build a Legally Sound and Scalable Startup Incubator.
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