Why You Need Systems—Not Just Sales—in Your Startup
Why You Need Systems—Not Just Sales—in Your Startup When most entrepreneurs launch a business, the first obsession is usually sales. And rightly so — without...
Category : Start Ups
How to Budget Your First ₦100,000 in a New Business
Starting a business in Nigeria is exciting, but let’s be honest—money is always tight at the beginning. For many entrepreneurs, the first ₦100,000 they raise...
Top 10 Profitable Businesses to Start in Nigeria With Less Than ₦100k
Small budget? Big dreams? These business ideas prove you don’t need millions to start. In Nigeria today, many aspiring entrepreneurs think they need ₦500k or...
Surviving Fuel Subsidy Removal: Tips for Cost-Cutting in Nigerian SMEs
Surviving Fuel Subsidy Removal: Tips for Cost-Cutting in Nigerian SMEs Fuel is high. Costs are rising. Here’s how smart businesses are staying alive—and profitable. The...
How to Access Grants and Soft Loans for Nigerian SMEs in 2025
No connections? No wahala. Here’s how to get the money moving! Small businesses in Nigeria are the backbone of the economy, but money is the...
Tips for Successfully Managing Supply Chains in Small and Medium-Sized Businesses
Understanding Supply Chain Management (SCM) Supply Chain Management (SCM) refers to the centralized coordination of a business’s supply chain processes. It encompasses everything from raw...
Tips for managing when costs are higher than income
Given Nigeria’s economic hurdles, including a high inflation rate, volatile currency, and rising living costs, survival strategies for when expenses exceed income are essential. Here...
SME Scale Up collaborates with First Bank Nigeria to conduct a workshop focused on driving business growth
SME Scale Up, a prominent initiative focused on empowering small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in Nigeria, recently joined forces with First Bank Nigeria to conduct...
Strategies for Navigating Financial Difficulties
Nigeria is currently grappling with significant economic challenges, even though the country is not officially in a recession. The devaluation of the naira and high...