Nigeria business - The Habari Network

A split visual representing contrasting investment outcomes in Africa: one side shows a multinational exiting amid challenges like power outages and regulatory complexity; the other shows a company thriving through local partnerships, youthful consumers, and infrastructure innovation - symbolizing Africa’s asymmetric opportunity.

Why You Shouldn’t Invest in Africa – And Why That’s Exactly Why You Should

By Dishant Shah A global consumer goods giant recently withdrew from Nigeria after years of mounting losses. The business press quickly labeled it “another failure in...

Handshake deal between Nigerian and Nigerien palm oil traders – trust-based commerce driving cross-border agro-trade under AfCFTA.

Business5 months ago

The Billion-Naira: Why Real Business Wisdom Often Lies Outside the Classroom

By John Dale A few years ago, if someone had told me I would soon sign a billion-naira palm oil export contract with a business partner...

Business14 years ago

Nigerian company buys oilfield once owned by Eni, Shell, Total

A Nigerian oil company says it paid US$147.5 million for a stake in an onshore oil field once owned by Royal Dutch Shell PLC, Eni SpA...

Business14 years ago

Nigeria: The worlds’ fifth largest user of Opera Mini mobile browser

Recent figures by Opera Software company, show that Nigerians are first in Africa and fifth largest users of Opera Mini browsers in the world. With this...

Business15 years ago

Profiles: A snapshot of some of the richest Nigerian Stockholders

Nigeria has emerged as the wealthiest country in Africa. As a powerful emerging market in the world economy, it has the billionaires and multi-millionaires to prove...