Young Naija Entrepreneurs

Young Naija Entrepreneurs Young Naija Entreprenuers is a Magazine aimed at Celebrating, Promoting and Encouraging Young Nigerian Entrepreneurs.

30/08/2025

Entrepreneurship is never a solo game. Today I want to shout out to all our client, partner, team member, that made my week easier. Collaboration + gratitude fuel growth.
👉 Who deserves a shoutout in YOUR business this week?

29/08/2025

Wins are meant to be celebrated, big or small!
This week, my biggest win was featuring on a news outlet.
👉 Entrepreneurs, what’s YOUR biggest win this week? Let’s celebrate together 👇

29/08/2025

I once underpriced my service thinking it would attract more clients. Instead, it attracted the wrong clients and burned me out. Lesson learned: Price for the VALUE you bring, not for fear of losing business. 👉 Have you ever learned this lesson the hard way?

Cover costs from profits, not capital
28/08/2025

Cover costs from profits, not capital

28/08/2025

Don’t eat your capital, grow it.

Capital is the seed of your business. If you dip into it for expenses, you weaken the roots of growth. Instead:

1. Cover costs from profits, not capital
2. Reinvest to expand capacity
3. Keep reserves for stability

Protect your seed, and it will bear fruit. 🌱

28/08/2025

Integrity: The True Currency of Entrepreneurship

In business, strategies evolve, markets shift, and trends fade. But one thing never loses its value, integrity.

As entrepreneurs, our reputation is often built not on the deals we close, but on the trust we earn. Clients, partners, and teams remember how we show up when no one is watching, how we keep our word even when it costs us, and how we choose honesty over shortcuts.

Success without integrity is temporary.
Integrity without compromise builds legacies.

To every entrepreneur out there: guard your integrity as fiercely as you guard your vision. It’s the foundation on which sustainable businesses, and meaningful lives, are built.

Stay true. Stay trusted. Stay impactful.

28/08/2025

Quick business tip: Don’t let your inbox run your day. Instead of checking emails all day long, batch them into 2 focused sessions. You’ll reclaim hours of deep work time.
👉 Entrepreneurs, how often do you check your email?

27/08/2025

Daily Habits for Wins

Top 3 focus rule: Each morning, write down the 3 most important actions that move the business forward.

Customer touchpoint: Reach out to at least 1 customer or prospect daily (feedback, check-in, pitch).

Mini-learning session: Spend 20–30 mins reading, listening, or studying something related to growth, marketing, or leadership.
Track key numbers: Revenue, cash flow, leads, conversions, know your pulse daily.

Celebrate a micro-win: Recognize even small progress (closed a deal, published content, improved process).

Young Naija Entrepreneurs

27/08/2025

Success doesn’t come from what you do occasionally, but from what you do consistently. This week, I’m focusing on small daily wins that build momentum.
👉 What’s ONE habit you’re committing to this week

26/08/2025

Starting a Business in Nigeria?

Wait a moment before you run to CAC - let’s break it down to make sure you choose the right business structure.

The way you register your business will determine:

How much tax you’ll pay
Whether your personal property is safe if debts come up
If banks or investors will take you seriously
How far your business can grow

Here are your main options:

Business Name (Sole Proprietor) – Cheap and simple to start, but you and the business are the same. If the business owes, you owe.

Partnership – Two or more people running a business together. Good if you share resources, but without a clear agreement, problems can come.

Limited Liability Company (Ltd.) – The most popular for serious entrepreneurs. It separates you from the business, protects your assets, and makes it easier to attract investors.

PLC – For big companies that want to raise money from the public or go on the stock exchange.

NGO (Incorporated Trustees) – For charities, churches, associations, or groups focused on impact, not profit.

The point is: your business structure is not just paperwork. It’s the foundation that can protect you tomorrow.

Don’t just register your business - do it the right way!

Copied Nanju Wuyep

25/08/2025

Don’t depend on a single source of income. Explore side investments like digital skills, e-commerce, or cooperative savings. Balanced diversification protects you against risks and builds financial resilience.

25/08/2025

Start small with what you have, whether in agriculture, retail, or services. Consistency and reinvestment can grow your venture steadily. Even with limited resources, patience and discipline compound into sustainable wealth.

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