“Top 5 Fast Moving Busniesses In Nigeria You Can Start Today with Low Capital”

Street food (fried yam & akara, noodles, small chops). Mobile food delivery to offices/schools. Pure water & soft drinks retail. Quick cash withdrawals, transfers, bill payments. Very high demand in areas with few banks/ATMs. Chargers, earphones, power banks, screen guards. Fast turnover because phones are daily essentials. Bags, shoes, clothes (especially ladies’ wears). Can be…

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“Tips for Sticking to Your Budget”

Automate savings so you don’t “forget” to save. Use budgeting apps or spreadsheets for easy tracking. Cut money leaks like unused subscriptions or impulse buys. Practice delayed gratification – wait 24 hours before buying non-essentials. Stay accountable by sharing goals with a friend or joining a money challenge. Common Budgeting Mistakes to Avoid Setting unrealistic…

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How Nigerian Businesses Can Overcome Multiple Taxation Challenges

Running a business in Nigeria can be rewarding, but one of the toughest hurdles entrepreneurs face is multiple taxation. From federal levies to state and local government demands, businesses often struggle with overlapping taxes and charges that reduce profits and discourage growth. Fortunately, with the right strategies, these challenges can be managed effectively. 1. Understand…

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Why Business Formalization and Tax Compliance Are Key to Business Success in Nigeria” PART 1

Business Formalization in Nigeria In Nigeria, the body in charge of registering businesses is the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC). Steps to Formalize Your Business: Business Name (BN) – for small businesses, sole proprietors, and partnerships. Limited Liability Company (LLC / LTD) – protects your personal assets, suitable for growing companies. Incorporated Trustee (NGO/Non-profit) – for…

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