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Brands We Love: Signal Alliance
April 19, 2022
Signal Alliance is one of the older IT service companies in Nigeria. It’s a business-facing brand, which offers end-to-end technology solutions to some of the country’s biggest organizations. Its products range from cloud-based office tools to data security and encompass managed IT, application development, data centre services, and Internet protocol-based communication. Read more about Brands … Continue reading Brands We Love: Signal Alliance
Brands We Love: Chams Plc
April 19, 2022
Chams Plc is Nigeria’s foremost digital identity management solutions provider. It has played a role in the majority of the country’s ID projects, including supplying technology that supports the biometric data capture for the national identity card, BVN, and banking payment solutions. Read more about Brands We Love Founded in 1985 as a computer maintenance … Continue reading Brands We Love: Chams Plc
Brands We Love: Onward Paper Mill
April 19, 2022
If you attended school in Nigeria within the last forty years, there’s a chance that you took lesson notes in an Onward Paper exercise book. You probably still use one now. Those paperback notebooks are the product of Onward Paper Mills, one of Nigeria’s oldest paper product producers. The company also manufactures envelopes, makes labels … Continue reading Brands We Love: Onward Paper Mill
Brands We Love: NASCO Foods
April 19, 2022
NASCO Foods is one of Nigeria’s oldest food product manufacturers. And it’s still a dominant player in the fast moving consumer goods segment. You will find its biscuits and cereals lining the shelves and filling the carts at supermarkets and shopping malls all over the country. Read more about Brands We Love This brand is part … Continue reading Brands We Love: NASCO Foods
Brands We Love: Bobo Foods
April 19, 2022
The beverage portion of Nigeria’s food production sector is large and dynamic. Numerous players are moving in and out of it annually. They vary in size, product offerings, and target market; but there’s an ever-growing market for what they’re making, so there’s always room for new entrants in the market. While drinks targeted at adults … Continue reading Brands We Love: Bobo Foods
Brands We Love: AACE Foods
April 19, 2022
Nigeria’s farmlands and factories aren’t producing enough to feed its population. There’s plenty of room in the agri-business industry for new entrants to play, but it’s not being filled quickly enough. So we fill this supply gap with imports. Each year, several million tons of food products are shipped, driven, and flow into the country. … Continue reading Brands We Love: AACE Foods
Brands We Love: Tetrazzini Group
April 19, 2022
Nigeria isn’t lacking in quick service restaurants. Its cities are dotted with these centres, many of them representing a sizeable franchise. If you ever lose your love for the dishes served in one, there’s always another eagerly waiting for you to dine with them instead. Read more about Brands We Love Tetrazzini is one of … Continue reading Brands We Love: Tetrazzini Group
Brands We Love: Jewel by Lisa
April 19, 2022
Nigeria has a huge fashion industry. One estimate values it at about $4.7 billion. It could be larger; a large part of the market is dominated by tailors and small-time designers in the informal sector. These businesses, along with the more established names, take up at least 15% of sub-Saharan Africa’s fashion market. Read more … Continue reading Brands We Love: Jewel by Lisa
Brands We Love: Dangi Foods
April 19, 2022
Dangi Foods is pushing to revive the love for potatoes in Nigeria. It says the tuber has fallen out of favour among Nigerians, who are sticking with other sources of carbohydrate, especially rice. There are a couple of reasons for this. For consumers, it’s the time it takes to make a meal from potatoes. And … Continue reading Brands We Love: Dangi Foods
Brands We Love: Solynta Energy
April 19, 2022
Nigeria has a huge power supply gap. About 60 percent of its 200 million people do not have access to electricity. And most who are connected to the national grid only get limited electricity at the best of times. This situation persists partly because the country’s power infrastructure hasn’t kept up with population growth. Demand … Continue reading Brands We Love: Solynta Energy
Brands We Love: Highland Tea
April 19, 2022
There’s a growing appetite for tea in Nigeria. Large sections of the country’s population realize that it can help their hearts and waistlines stay in shape, so they’re buying more of it. Tea brands are also multiplying to match demand. It’s a good time for the tea business in Nigeria. A few names dominate this … Continue reading Brands We Love: Highland Tea
Brands We Love: Daraju Industries
April 19, 2022
Daraju is one of the better-known brand names in Nigeria’s fast moving consumer goods (FMCG) space. It’s been around for just over a decade but already has a dominant force in local manufacturing. While the company is known for its toothpaste and detergents, the story behind its rise to prominence gives it a touch that … Continue reading Brands We Love: Daraju Industries
Brands We Love: Cybele Cosmetics
April 19, 2022
Nigeria is one of Africa’s biggest markets for beauty and personal care. The local industry was worth about ₦500 billion in 2017; the signs are that it’s expanded substantially since then. This growth is being fueled by millions of individuals who are increasingly conscious of how their personal appearance affects the quality of social experience. … Continue reading Brands We Love: Cybele Cosmetics
Brands We Love: Chikki Foods
April 19, 2022
The first decade of this century witnessed the birth of many of Nigeria’s ‘new generation brands’. From beauty and fashion to e-commerce and telecommunication, the early 2000s were a mini-renaissance for industries in a country emerging from trying economic conditions. Read more about Brands We Love A few companies emerged in the local food industry … Continue reading Brands We Love: Chikki Foods
Brands We Love: Alstonia Global Services
April 19, 2022
There’s a huge housing deficit in Nigeria. Available data says about 70 percent of people in the country live in informal settlements. Real estate experts say we would need to construct between 17 and 20 million homes to plug the housing supply gap in the country. Meanwhile, there’s been a lot of investment in luxury … Continue reading Brands We Love: Alstonia Global Services
