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#EndSARS: We supported 1,835 businesses with N940m ― Sanwo-Olu

#EndSARS: We supported 1,835 businesses with N940m ― Sanwo-Olu

The Lagos State Government says it supported a total of 1,835 businesses affected by the EndSARS protest mayhem with the sum of N939.98 million. The Commissioner for Wealth Creation and Employment, Mrs Yetunde Arobieke, made this known during the 2021 Ministerial Press Briefing in commemoration of the Second Year in Office of Gov. Bababjide Sanwo-Olu. […]
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Importance of insuring small businesses

Importance of insuring small businesses

GOVERNOR of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), Mr. Godwin Emefiele, has identified the Land Use Act of 1978 as the greatest hindrance to the mortgage industry in the country.

PVA: The new virtual secretary for businesses

PVA: The new virtual secretary for businesses

If you’re an entrepreneur, you probably love what you do. That must have been why you started in the first place. But for a business to succeed, the boring paper work, the administrative support and the tax calculations need to be done by someone. Not many businesses can afford full time administrative support, and not every business owner can travel with an assistant. Founder of Prime Virtual Assitant, Mrs. Edoya David-Atiti says an understanding of these circumstances led to the birth of her Start-up in 2016.

Entrepreneurs urged to explore partnerships to build sustainable businesses

Entrepreneurs urged to explore partnerships to build sustainable businesses

THE Chief Executive Officer of Sahara Group, Mr. Tonye Cole, has called on private sector operators in the country to explore business collaborations and partnerships with like minded individuals to rebuild their businesses and in extension, the economy in the face of the current economic recession

Foreign suppliers shut credit lines to Nigerian businesses, CBN accuses operators of round-tripping

Foreign suppliers shut credit lines to Nigerian businesses, CBN accuses operators of round-tripping

The organised private sector weekend said that members are finding it difficult to pay foreign creditors for goods imported before the CBN restriction on 41 items access to foreign exchange market in Nigeria. They also said that many hotels in the country are saddled with large amounts of cash, foreign currency which they could not lodge into their domiciliary accounts or do business with.