How e-commerce drives Nigeria’s economic growth
Despite projections that the Nigerian e-commerce industry will reach $33 billion (approximately N49.63 trillion) by 2026, the sector continues to face significant challenges.
E-commerce: Confronting challenges of taxation in an evolving Nigerian market
With Nigeria’s economy facing increased pressures as a result of dwindling earnings from her main revenue source – crude oil exports, government’s attention appears to have shifted to alternative revenue sources.
How Jumia’s Q2’19 result shapes Nigeria’s e-commerce sector
The Nigerian e-commerce sector can be termed prosperous at current worth of over $17bn. It becomes all the more, merrier, with a projection of $75bn by 2025, according to popular industry forecasters, McKinsey..
Tearing down barriers for the growth of African rural e-commerce
The rise and growth of e-commerce in the world and primarily in Africa has created a lot of business opportunities, not only in urban but also in rural areas. The good news is that there is undoubtedly increased connectivity, reaching even the previously inaccessible remote villages across the continent and connecting them with e-commerce.
‘E-commerce is a work in progress in Africa’
: Our aim is to partner on this last-mile loop with as many legacy companies as possible so that they can serve their customers even better
Developing countries should rethink policies to favour e-commerce — UNCTAD
The United Nations Conference on Trade and Development, UNCTAD, has said that the digital economy is evolving fast even as global internet traffic was 66 times higher in 2019 than in 2005.
