By Busola Bamidele Lagos State Governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu, has applauded the launch of Avon Medical's new ultra-modern facility, a branch of Heirs Holdings' healthcare arm. The governor, who shared the update via his official X handle, desc… Read on blog or Reader SMALL BUSINESS INSIGHTS Read on blog or Reader Sanwo-Olu endorses Avon Medical's new facility, backs healthcare investment By Busola Bamidele on April 15, 2025 By Busola Bamidele Lagos State Governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu, has applauded the launch of Avon Medical's new ultra-modern facility, a branch of Heirs Holdings' healthcare arm. The governor, who shared the update via his official X handle, described the development as a collective move towards accessible and quality health services for all. Read also: Sanwo-Olu endorses Avon Medical's new facility, backs healthcare investment NITDA partners with SeCDojo to boost Nigeria's cybersecurity capacity New NWAPDI boss pledges support for women, youth farmers Ebonyi to empower 200 artisans with skills, free shops Nigeria unlocks AfCFTA Trade access for SMEs with gazetted tariff schedule Beyond healthcare, the new facility signals growth opportunities for SMEs in medical supplies, facility management, and allied services. "Together, we are making strides towards a healthier future," he posted.

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By Busola Bamidele On the sidelines of GITEX Africa 2025 in Marrakech, Morocco, the National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA) formalised a key partnership with SeCDojo SAS, a cybersecurity training and upskilling company.The Memoran… Read on blog or Reader SMALL BUSINESS INSIGHTS Read on blog or Reader NITDA partners with SeCDojo to boost Nigeria's cybersecurity capacity By Busola Bamidele on April 15, 2025 By Busola Bamidele On the sidelines of GITEX Africa 2025 in Marrakech, Morocco, the National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA) formalised a key partnership with SeCDojo SAS, a cybersecurity training and upskilling company. The Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) aims to bolster Nigeria's cyber resilience through strategic capacity building. This aligns with President @officialABAT's Renewed Hope Agenda, which prioritises national security for peace and prosperity. The collaboration will develop comprehensive frameworks to drive cybersecurity awareness, promote cyber hygiene, and broaden access to digital infrastructure nationwide. Read also: NITDA partners with SeCDojo to boost Nigeria's cybersecurity capacity New NWAPDI boss pledges support for women, youth farmers Ebonyi to empower 200 artisans with skills, free shops Nigeria unlocks AfCFTA Trade access for SMEs with gazetted tariff schedule Northern powerhouse investment fund over £80m into 200+ northern SMEs in landmark first year It also includes structured training programmes, workshops, and certifications designed to equip stakeholders across public and private sectors with the skills needed to detect, prevent, and respond to cyber threats. NITDA announced the partnership on its official X handle, highlighting the move as a major step toward safeguarding Nigeria's digital ecosystem and deepening digital literacy across the country.

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The newly appointed National Coordinator of the Nigerian Women for Agricultural Progressive and Development Initiative (NWAPDI), Svensson, has vowed to strengthen support for women and youth agripreneurs across Nigeria.At the handover ceremony in Abuja,… Read on blog or Reader SMALL BUSINESS INSIGHTS Read on blog or Reader New NWAPDI boss pledges support for women, youth farmers By Busola Bamidele on April 15, 2025 The newly appointed National Coordinator of the Nigerian Women for Agricultural Progressive and Development Initiative (NWAPDI), Svensson, has vowed to strengthen support for women and youth agripreneurs across Nigeria. At the handover ceremony in Abuja, Svensson described agriculture as Africa's next "oil well" and a key driver for economic growth. She emphasized that empowering grassroots women and youth in agriculture will not only ensure food security but also boost small-scale agribusinesses nationwide. She promised to channel agricultural resources directly to those who need them most—local farmers—saying her appointment reflects the government's intention to promote real inclusion and sustainability in the sector. Read also: New NWAPDI boss pledges support for women, youth farmers Ebonyi to empower 200 artisans with skills, free shops Nigeria unlocks AfCFTA Trade access for SMEs with gazetted tariff schedule Northern powerhouse investment fund over £80m into 200+ northern SMEs in landmark first year 10 High-Paying roles you can start in tech "Our farmers are entrepreneurs. With the right tools and support, they can grow profitable businesses while feeding the nation," she said. Other officials, including Lucy Pam and Anyamus Magit, affirmed the importance of investing in women-led agribusinesses, which form the backbone of Nigeria's food production system.

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