In-depth guides for the Nigerian entrepreneur to start and grow a business that makes you proud
What is personal income tax? Personal Income Tax (PIT) is a levy imposed by the federal or state government of Nigeria, on the income of certain individuals such as employees, partners in partnership, families or communities, which they are liable to pay to the relevant federal or state agencies where they reside in Nigeria. Personal…
A Brief History of the Nigeria Social Insurance Trust Fund (NSITF) The NSITF was established in 1961 as the National Provident Fund (NPF) to provide a poverty alleviation measure as required by convention No.102 of the International Labour Organization (ILO). The scheme is targeted at protecting private sector employees (whose employers were then mostly multinationals)…
Understanding Trademarks A trademark is a word, phrase, design, sign, or symbol that distinguishes your goods or brand from that of another. The look, spelling, or pronunciation of your trademark must be distinctive and easily identified with your business. When you register a trademark, laws protect the articles (word, phrase, design, sign, or symbol) preventing…
There are many grants available for small businesses in Nigeria. In this article, we will focus on the 25 top grants. At the end of this article, you will learn how to apply for the grants and the requirements for each grant.
Nigeria’s federal government’s little or no interest loan can help your business needs. We’ve compiled a list of loans and how to apply for them. Here’s how.
You’ve made the tough decisions, you’ve done your research, now there’s the harder part: getting the money you need to get your start-up going. In this article we share all the resources you need to raise start-up money for your business in Nigeria.
In Nigeria, gift hampers is used to mark a special occasion or show appreciation. It’s lucrative, here’s a step-by-step guide on how to start yours.
Looking to invest in Nigeria? Agriculture is your best bet. In this guide, we share the best opportunities. Review now.
The demand for catfish in Nigeria keeps rising and the sector expands daily. Hence, this is an excellent time to start your catfish farm in Nigeria. Here’s how.
Poultry farming in Nigeria is currently in high demand. The current supply only meets 30% of the demand — that’s an opportunity for you. Here’s how.
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