Chisom Michael

1 week ago | businessday.ng | Chisom Michael

A recent BusinessDay poll on Nigeria’s power sector has found that most citizens have yet to see any improvement in electricity supply, despite the recent hike in tariffs. The survey asked respondents whether power supply in their area had changed since the revised tariffs took effect.

1 week ago | businessday.ng | Chisom Michael

Home > Power > Running on empty: Power supply remains unreliable despite tariff hike- Poll Share A recent BusinessDay poll on Nigeria’s power sector has found that most citizens have yet to see any improvement in electricity supply, despite the recent hike in tariffs. The survey asked respondents whether power supply in their area had changed since the revised tariffs took effect.

1 week ago | businessday.ng | Chisom Michael

Youth Party chairmanship candidate, Ayodele Adio, has unveiled a new economic agenda aimed at transforming Eti-Osa’s economy and tackling unemployment. The plan, called RISE—Recycle, Invest, Strengthen, Empower—was presented at a meeting attended by community leaders, residents, and business owners. Speaking at the event, Adio said, “Our RISE plan addresses both immediate economic needs and long-term sustainable growth.

1 week ago | businessday.ng | Chisom Michael

The Ike-Elechi Ogba Foundation has awarded ₦2.5 million in grants to young entrepreneurs at the SouthEast Business Growth Conference 2025, held in Abakaliki. The conference, which took place at Ryan Hotel, brought together over 300 entrepreneurs, government officials, and stakeholders under the theme “Ideas. Ambition. Opportunity.”The Foundation was established by Professor Ike-Elechi Ogba, Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Academics) of Ebonyi State University.

1 week ago | businessday.ng | Chisom Michael

When Luke Ford entered Nigeria’s real estate industry five years ago, he didn’t come in with a trust fund or industry connections. Like many others, he began as a rookie realtor, focused on making his first sale. What he found instead was a broken system, disorganised processes, weak marketing structures, and realtors burning out from chasing dead leads. Instead of adapting to the chaos, Ford made a bold move: he stepped away to build a system that could make real estate sales more efficient.