Career Hub : Job Opportunities Across Lagos

Six years later, the excitement has settled, and reality has kicked in.

For many Nigerians, the conversation is no longer about which work style is better. It's about which one actually works.

The internet had mixed reactions, but beyond the debate lies a bigger question: are young Nigerians delaying marriage by choice, or because life has become more uncertain?

 Starting from a small pharmacy in Somolu in 1977, she transformed Emzor into one of Africa's largest pharmaceutical manufacturers. Nearly five decades later, her business principles remain just as relevant for today's entrepreneurs.

Across the country, government programmes and private organisations are helping close the digital skills gap, opening new opportunities for thousands of women.

Looking for somewhere different to spend your weekend? From a brand-new restaurant that's already drawing crowds to a self-serve ice cream spot perfect for dessert lovers, here are four places making waves this week.

 Yetunde's story shows how one financing opportunity helped her expand production, create jobs, and turn a small food business into a thriving enterprise. 

 If you've been off social media for a bit, here's what everyone has been talking about.

The Central Bank now wants those inflows to reach $1 billion every month. It's an ambitious target that could strengthen the naira, increase foreign exchange reserves, and reduce Nigeria's dependence on oil. 

Here's why the CBN is pushing for it.

High inflation, a weaker naira, rising energy costs, and unreliable electricity are changing how people spend, work, and do business. As consumer behaviour shifts, so do the opportunities. Businesses that solve everyday problems, reduce costs, or rely on local production are finding the strongest demand.