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Nigeria at 66: Unlocking Export Potential, Rethinking Business Models, and Targeting Global Markets

Today, Nigeria marks its 66th year of independence, and while much has been achieved in various sectors since gaining freedom from British rule, there is still room for growth. According to a report in "Nigeria" – Google News, a group has called for urgent action to unlock Nigeria’s export potential (). Meanwhile, the exit of Uber from Nigeria has sparked a call for a rethink of the ride-hailing business model by SimpliRide (). To further boost the Nigerian economy, the country is set to host the Creative Africa Nexus in November with plans to target global markets with its creative economy ().

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