The United Kingdom and Nigeria have launched a new £15 million UK-Nigeria Growth Programme aimed at attracting investment, supporting economic reforms, and creating more opportunities for businesses and citizens. The three-year initiative is expected to boost private-sector
The global economy is rapidly changing, driven by digital transformation, innovation, and cross-border collaboration. For young Nigerians, this shift presents unprecedented access to education, employment, and entrepreneurship pathways that were once difficult to reach. Today, international institutions, governments, and tech companies are investing heavily in youth
First Bank Headquarters The Federal Government, through the Federal Ministry of Women Affairs and Social Development, alongside FirstBank and the African Projects Development Centre (APDC), has encouraged Nigerians—especially women and youths—to embrace vocational skills and entrepreneurship as a pathway to financial independence and economic growth. The call was
Global trade expansion is creating new markets for Nigerians. Discover how AfCFTA, export opportunities, and cross-border trade can help you grow your business in 2026. Understanding the Shift: A New Era of Global Trade Global uncertainty—from economic shocks to geopolitical tensions—is pushing countries to form new trade alliances and partnerships. While











