Jason Njoku, the CEO of iROKOtv has shared some hard truth about starting a business as he reminisced on his life in a Twitter thread. The start-up investor, who will turn 39 this week, revealed that he started this decade
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Ibukun Awosika, one of Nigeria’s astute businesswomen and chairman of a bank’s board of directors, has revealed the two principles she anchored her life on when she ventured into business at the age of 25. Speaking at the BPI entrepreneurship
28-year-old Kelechi Nwankpa is a shining light for many women in business as her impact is an inspiration to many females who want to hold their own as business people. The business expert from Abia State has added another feather
When you have decided to embark on the journey of entrepreneurship, working your way through the preparation and what it entails may not be so clear to you but you can plan with the easy guides below: 1. Find Your
Behind us are the days when wives mostly depended solely on their husbands for livelihood. More and more women who are no longer content with limiting their existence to the kitchen and bedroom are now pushing themselves to the forefront
BringBackOurGirls (BBOG) co-convener, Aisha Yesufu, has shared the story of how much growth she has recorded in her business since starting it in 2002 and it is truly inspirational. In a twitter thread she created few hours ago, Aisha chronicled her
Singer Chris Brown‘s daughter, Royalty, may be getting lots of pay checks in the near future as she is more than ready to explore the fashion world. Despite being only three, the toddler is to be the face of new unisex
If you are currently thinking of starting a business to boost your income, find 9 key tips you should note to help you make a success of your aspirations… 1. Choose a business that suits your personality and mummy roles.
Driven by her desire to be independent and boost her family’s economy in these difficult times, 32-year-old mum of two, Serifat Muhammed, started her soap, disinfectant and insecticide production business in April, 2016 with just N10,000. In just 6 months,
A hardworking mum who drives a tricycle van (Keke Napep) commercially, a job usually considered as reserved for men in Lagos, Nigeria, has revealed in an interview with Punch how she transitioned from being a food seller to being a Keke Napep
Chinelo Ikeme, 36, is a married mum of four. The former banker who has been married for 12 years holds a degree in Banking and Finance from the University of Lagos and is the CEO, MyHair Ltd., financial director, Moore
Eyinade Eweje If you are a stay at home mum and looking for ways to boost your family’s income during this current economic recession, acquiring new skills or putting previously acquired ones to good use will offer your family some
