Nigeria SME Expo 2025 Kicks Off in Abuja: Empowering Small Businesses for Big Impact


According to BusinessTimes, the Nigeria SME Expo 2025 is live in Abuja, bringing together small and medium-sized enterprises from across the country for a powerful two-day experience focused on business growth and capacity building.

Tailored specifically for the SME sector, the expo features insightful keynotes, interactive workshops, and targeted networking sessions designed to equip entrepreneurs with the tools, strategies, and partnerships needed to scale successfully in today’s competitive market.

With a spotlight on innovation, funding opportunities, and digital transformation, the SME Expo 2025 is a must-attend for forward-thinking business owners ready to take their ventures to the next level.


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Techpoint Build 2025 Lights Up Lagos: West Africa’s Innovation Powerhouse Takes the Stage


According to Digitechie, Techpoint Build 2025 has officially kicked off in Lagos, bringing together one of the largest gatherings of startups, investors, and tech enthusiasts in West Africa. The event is a vibrant hub of innovation, featuring everything from high-stakes startup pitch competitions and hands-on workshops to expert panels and unmatched networking opportunities.

Designed to spotlight the future of technology and entrepreneurship on the continent, Techpoint Build is more than a conference—it’s a launchpad for groundbreaking ideas and collaborations that could shape Africa’s digital future.

For anyone passionate about tech, startups, and innovation, Lagos is the place to be right now.


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Youths Demand Economic and Political Inclusion at Channels Youth Forum

As President Bola Tinubu marked his second year in office, the spotlight shifted to the voices of young Nigerians at the 2025 Channels Youth Forum, held on Thursday, May 29. The live broadcast brought together youth leaders, policy experts, and top government officials to discuss the most urgent issues affecting Nigeria’s youth.

With the theme “Pressing Issues Affecting Nigeria’s Youth,” the forum addressed key challenges in education, healthcare, entrepreneurship, and the creative sector, among others.

Distinguished panelists included Minister of Interior Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo, Minister of Communications, Innovation and Digital Economy Bosun Tijani, Minister of Youth Development Ayodele Olawande, and Minister of State for Industry John Enoh. They shared insights into ongoing government initiatives aimed at empowering young Nigerians economically and politically.

The forum echoed a clear message: Nigerian youths are ready to lead, contribute, and thrive—what they need are real opportunities, access, and inclusive policies.

Free Resources That Taught Me More Than School Ever Did

Sometimes, the best education comes not from classrooms but from free resources accessible to anyone with an internet connection. Over time, I’ve discovered books, YouTube channels, courses, blogs, and newsletters that taught me valuable lessons—often more than formal schooling did in Nigeria.

Top Books:

Thinking, Fast and Slow by Daniel Kahneman — Helped me understand how our minds work and how to make better decisions in life and business.

The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho — Inspired me to pursue my dreams despite obstacles, a message that resonates deeply in the Nigerian context.

YouTube Channels:

Alux — Offers insights on wealth, success, and mindset, which gave me a fresh perspective on entrepreneurship and personal growth.

Learn Nigerian Pidgin — Fun and educational, this channel improved my communication and cultural connection.

Online Courses:

Google Digital Skills for Africa — Free digital marketing and tech courses that boosted my employability and online business skills.

Coursera’s Introduction to Financial Accounting — Helped me grasp essential financial principles applicable to managing personal and business finances in Nigeria.

Blogs & Newsletters:

Techpoint Africa — Keeps me updated on Nigeria’s fast-growing tech ecosystem and startup scene.

BellaNaija — A lifestyle and culture blog that also offers career advice and inspiration for Nigerian youth.

These free resources helped me gain skills and knowledge that school alone never provided, especially in a challenging education environment.

What’s one free resource that changed your life? Drop your answer below!