Take advantage of local infrastructure and business communities for growth
In this edition of “Growing Your Business Series with L.O.”, business owners are encouraged to look beyond personal effort and begin using the... Read more.
Learn how to use free resources and make your business stand out
Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are increasing their use of free digital tools and social media platforms to improve visibility, reduce costs and reach... Read more.
Understanding grants and building knowledge for start-ups
Business owners seeking to start or expand operations are being advised to focus on grants and knowledge as part of their strategy. This guidance was shared in the... Read more.
How to get grants for your start-up
Small and medium-sized enterprise owners are increasingly turning to grants as a source of funding to support business growth. Unlike loans, grants are funds... Read more.
Choosing the right people for your business affairs
In today’s business environment, ideas can begin from simple observations or personal experience. However, the success of those ideas often depends on the people... Read more.
Try to gain experience and knowledge before jumping
This is a podcast segment of Growing Your Business Series with L.O, focused on practical steps for building a business with reduced risk and better preparation.... Read more.
How to use what you have to get what you want
Small business owners are being advised to focus on internal resources when starting out, as pressure grows around funding and rising costs. The guidance comes as... Read more.
How to start your business with internal funds
A business development advocate, L.O, has advised small and medium-scale enterprise (SME) owners to begin their ventures using internal funds rather than... Read more.
Regulatory pressure, capital rules test Nigerian banks in 2026
Nigerian banks are expected to face increased pressure in 2026 as tighter regulation, higher capital requirements and easing interest rates reshape operating... Read more.
Nigeria, Africa bleed $120bn importing fuel, Minister warns
Nigeria and other African countries spend more than $120 billion every year importing refined fuel and other hydrocarbon-related services, despite having some of... Read more.
