The 2025 Tech Skills Employers Are Now Hiring For – Free Masterclass

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Hello There,   Are you ready to future-proof your career and stand out in the rapidly evolving tech job market?   PathfinderX Consulting invites you to an exclusive free online masterclass: "Tech-Savvy and Job Ready: The Skills Every Employer is Looking for in 2025"   In today's dynamic landscape, understanding which skills are truly in demand is crucial for career advancement.   This masterclass is specifically designed to equip you with the knowledge and insights you need to thrive.   Why this masterclass is for you:   For Ambitious Career Switchers (Mid-Level Professionals): Ready for a strategic pivot into tech?   This session will reveal how to leverage your existing expertise and acquire the specific tech and soft skills that employers are actively seeking, enabling a seamless and impactful career transition.   For Early Career Talent (Recent Graduates and Early-Career Talent): Kickstart your professional journey with confidence.   Discover the foundational and cutting-edge skills that will give you a significant competitive advantage, helping you land your first impactful role in the tech industry.   For Diaspora Professionals: Navigating the UK, US, Canadian or global tech market can be challenging.   This masterclass will provide clarity on aligning your international experience with local demands, identifying visa-friendly skill sets, and showcasing your unique value to employers worldwide.   What you will gain from this powerful session: Future-Proof Your Career: Identify the most sought-after skills for the evolving job market. Boost Your Employability: Learn how to acquire and showcase these essential competencies. Insider Insights: Get expert advice on what truly makes candidates stand out. Strategic Advantage: Position yourself for rapid career advancement and impact. Don't miss this opportunity to gain a decisive edge in your career journey!   Register for Your Free Masterclass Here - Tech-Savvy and Job Ready: The Skills Every Employer is Looking for in 2025   Spaces are limited, so secure your spot today.   At PathFinderX Consulting, we have helped hundreds across Nigeria, the UK, US, Canada, and beyond to break into tech, secure international, remote, sponsored, and high-growth tech roles.   Let's make YOU our next success story. Register Here Preference Center | View Online | Privacy policy You are receiving this email because you are registered with Jobberman Nigeria. 15th Floor, Elephant House - 214 Broad Street, Marina, Lagos, Nigeria © 2025 Jobberman

Despite digitalisation being the backbone of 21st-century business success, only about 30% of Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) in Nigeria have adopted digital tools, experts have revealed. Stakeholders at various levels have called for urgent adop… Read on blog or Reader SMALL BUSINESS INSIGHTS Read on blog or Reader Experts urge Nigerian SMEs to embrace digital tools amid low adoption By Abimbola Akomolafe on July 24, 2025 Despite digitalisation being the backbone of 21st-century business success, only about 30% of Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) in Nigeria have adopted digital tools, experts have revealed. Stakeholders at various levels have called for urgent adoption of affordable digital solutions such as e-commerce platforms, social media, accounting software, and mobile apps to improve efficiency, reduce costs, and expand market reach. SME expert Daniel Dickson-Okezie said many small businesses lack the basic infrastructure and digital literacy to go fully digital, citing barriers like epileptic power supply, limited education, poor internet access, and lack of capital. "Digital technology can help SMEs innovate and adapt in response to market changes," he said, noting that tools like cloud computing, accounting apps, and digital marketing platforms remain underutilised. Read also, Experts urge Nigerian SMEs to embrace digital tools amid low adoption Ondo backs Lagos project, says SMEs will benefit from food supply chain Ondo, REA partner to electrify underserved communities, boost local economies Kwara leads North central in launching women's economic empowerment policy NCDMB empowers Nigerian youths with high-demand oil, gas skills Stakeholders like the Lagos Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI) and the National Association of Small Scale Industrialists (NASSI) have continued to train entrepreneurs on leveraging technology. Gertrude Akhimien of NASSI emphasised the cost-saving advantages of going digital, calling on government to invest more in training and mechanisation. Joy Orji, a tech consultant, said many SMEs are unaware of the digital skills required to run a modern business and advocated for free government-sponsored training and improved infrastructure. Web designer Chime Otey encouraged SMEs to embrace tools like websites, social media, email marketing, and automation. He stressed that when properly harnessed, tech tools such as artificial intelligence and cloud computing could transform small businesses into scalable ventures. With renewed focus on economic diversification, experts say digital adoption by SMEs is crucial to unlocking Nigeria's full economic potential.

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Small businesses in Nigeria's agriculture sector now have a fresh opportunity to scale, as the Lagos State Government launched a ₦500 billion 'Produce for Lagos Offtake Fund'—a groundbreaking initiative that promises guaranteed market access f… Read on blog or Reader SMALL BUSINESS INSIGHTS Read on blog or Reader Ondo backs Lagos project, says SMEs will benefit from food supply chain By Abimbola Akomolafe on July 24, 2025 Small businesses in Nigeria's agriculture sector now have a fresh opportunity to scale, as the Lagos State Government launched a ₦500 billion 'Produce for Lagos Offtake Fund'—a groundbreaking initiative that promises guaranteed market access for farmers, agri-processors, and food suppliers. At the official launch held in Lagos on Wednesday, Ondo State Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa, represented by Deputy Governor Olayide Adelami, declared the state's full support and readiness to partner with Lagos on the project. "This initiative creates a structured, dependable market for farmers and agri-SMEs. With Ondo's vast agricultural capacity, we are well-positioned to be a leading contributor," he said. The Offtake Fund is designed to eliminate post-harvest losses—a major pain point for SMEs in the sector—by offering efficient logistics, storage solutions, and consistent offtake agreements from major food buyers in Lagos. Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu of Lagos said the initiative emerged from a deep understanding of market needs. Research shows that Lagos consumes over 50% of the southwest's food, but loses nearly half due to poor transportation and storage. Read also, Ondo backs Lagos project, says SMEs will benefit from food supply chain Ondo, REA partner to electrify underserved communities, boost local economies Kwara leads North central in launching women's economic empowerment policy NCDMB empowers Nigerian youths with high-demand oil, gas skills EngineerHer programme opens doors for young female engineers in Nigeria "This fund isn't just about financing—it's about building a reliable food supply chain that supports smallholders, cooperatives, and agro-businesses," Sanwo-Olu said. As part of the launch, 150 Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) trucks were unveiled to serve as long-haul transport vehicles, helping SMEs move products efficiently and at lower cost. SME owners can expect access to: Guaranteed produce offtake agreements Logistics support through the new fleet Partnership opportunities with Lagos and partner states Access to financing and buyer networks via the fund Top players in finance and government—including UBA Chairman Tony Elumelu, who donated ₦25 billion to the fund—hailed the project's potential to generate jobs, reduce waste, and expand market access for agri-preneurs and food suppliers. Other states such as Ogun, Kogi, Niger, and Taraba also signed up, showcasing the nationwide scale of the program. For SMEs in Ondo and beyond, this fund signals a new era of structured agricultural trade, market stability, and cross-state collaboration—offering a springboard to scale operations, expand reach, and grow income.

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