To get a Tax Identification Number (TIN) in Nigeria, you can apply online through the Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS) Tax ID portal using your National Identification Number (NIN) if you’re an individual, or your Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) registration details if you’re a business. You can also visit any FIRS office for manual registration.…
On Thursday, January 1, 2026, the official exchange rate of the Naira to Dollar opened at ₦1,445.99/$1, while the black market (parallel market) rate hovered around ₦1,480–₦1,490/$1. Official vs. Black Market Rates (Jan 1, 2026) Market Type Rate (₦ per $1) Notes Official (CBN/NFEM) ₦1,445.99 Stable opening rate; reflects mild appreciation from late December 2025…
Nigeria’s startup ecosystem is thriving, with companies tackling real challenges in fintech, edtech, renewable energy, and logistics. These startups are attracting global attention and funding while solving uniquely Nigerian problems. Top Nigerian Tech Startups (2026) Startup Sector What Makes Them Stand Out Paystack Fintech Expanding beyond payments into AI-driven fraud detection and SME financing. Flutterwave…
Nigerian entrepreneur Chinedu Okoro was honoured at the London Growth Summit 2025, celebrated among Africa’s top leaders for his contributions to business, healthcare, and innovation. Event Highlights About Chinedu Okoro Why This Matters Broader Context The London Growth Summit is part of a wave of international platforms spotlighting African leaders who are driving transformation across…
At the London Growth Summit 2025, Nigerian entrepreneur Chinedu Okoro popularly known as Larry Popo was honoured among Africa’s top leaders. His journey is a powerful reminder that leadership is not about titles—it’s about impact. Key takeaways from his story: Okoro’s recognition proves that African entrepreneurs can shape the future of healthcare, business, and creativity…
Nigeria’s new tax law officially took effect on January 1, 2026. It harmonizes multiple taxes, reduces burdens for low-income earners and small businesses, and introduces higher rates only for very high earners. The government aims to raise tax-to-GDP from about 10% to 18% within three years. Background of the New Tax Act Key Features of…