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CAC Registration for Nigerian Side Hustlers: Costs, Steps, and Timeline in 2026

CAC registration guide for Nigerian hustlers Business Name registration (the right option for most side hustlers) has a government fee of around ₦11,000 to ₦11,700, plus extras, for a realistic total budget of ₦15,000 to ₦35,…

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6 AI Jobs in Nigeria You Can Do From Home in 2026

AI opportunities for extra income in Nigeria While everyone else is building another generic AI chatbot or content writer, six specific service-based AI opportunities for Nigerian small businesses remain almost completely unt…

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Selar vs Gumroad: Which Is Better for Nigerian Creators in 2026?

For Naira sales, Selar's fee (4% + ₦50) is cheaper than Gumroad's (10% + $0.50, plus separate payment processing). Selar also reduced its USD/GBP fee to 7% + $0.50, making it more competitive internationally than bef…

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How Get Remote Jobs and Clients on LinkedIn as a Nigerian in 2026

How to get clients and remote jobs LinkedIn is underused by most Nigerians, who treat it like Facebook instead of a client and job magnet. Key levers: a strong, optimized profile, clear positioning, consistent posting, and a…

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What Happened to 2go? Lessons Nigerian Entrepreneurs Can Learn From Its Collapse

What happened to 2go? By 2012, 2go had over 12 million users in Nigeria, more than Facebook's 6.5 million in the country at the time. By 2018, it had lost most of them. The collapse wasn't bad luck, it was a string of …

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