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In an exclusive live interview, Lagos tech founder Jide Afolabi shares his insights on navigating Nigeria’s dynamic tech landscape. He discusses the challenges faced by startups and offers valuable advice for aspiring entrepreneurs in the region.
Lagos is taking bold strides towards sustainable growth by investing in green infrastructure. The city’s initiatives aim to enhance urban resilience, reduce flooding, and improve air quality, setting a precedent for environmentally-conscious urban development in Nigeria.
In a proactive effort to bolster food security, a community in Lagos has embraced local farming initiatives. By utilizing available land and traditional agricultural practices, residents aim to reduce dependence on external food sources and enhance self-sustainability.
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Lagos communities are coming together to celebrate the rich tapestry of oral traditions that have shaped their cultural identity. Through storytelling, music, and dance, these vibrant narratives foster unity and preserve history for future generations.
Lagos, Nigeria’s bustling economic hub, presents unique challenges and opportunities for small and medium enterprises (SMEs). While infrastructural deficits and regulatory hurdles pose significant obstacles, a vibrant market and growing digital landscape offer promising avenues for innovation and growth.
Lagos is emerging as a leader in agritech and urban farming, with innovative startups harnessing technology to transform food production. This initiative not only enhances local food security but also promotes sustainable practices in Africa’s largest city.
On April 15, industry leaders will convene in Lagos for “Live Event: Analyzing Social Media’s Influence.” Experts will explore the platform’s impact on culture, politics, and commerce, offering insights into its transformative role in Nigerian society.