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By John Pat Product marketing has changed. Today, brands are no longer competing only on product quality — they’re competing on attention, positioning, messaging, and speed. The brands that win are the ones that know how to communicate value clearly and consistently. That’s where Productiview App comes in. What is Productiview App? Productiview App is an AI-powered platform built to help brands, marketers, founders, and creatives simplify product marketing. From product positioning and messaging to campaign ideas, prompts, research, and strategy, Productiview helps users move from confusion to clarity — faster. Instead of spending hours trying to figure out what to say, how to launch, or how to stand out, users can generate smarter ideas and better marketing workflows in minutes. Why Product Marketing Feels Hard Today Many businesses struggle with: - Weak product positioning - Inconsistent messaging - Low engagement - Slow content creation - Difficulty standing out in crowded markets -...

Published by Hofesh Homes Limited | Real Estate Intelligence Series The Federal Capital Territory of Nigeria is one of the most dynamic property markets on the African continent. Abuja is a planned city, governed by a comprehensive Master Plan, administered by the Federal Government, and administered through a centralised land registry that is, by Nigerian standards, highly sophisticated and publicly accessible. This combination of federal oversight, planned urban development, and centralised documentation means that Abuja property, acquired correctly, is among the most legally secure real estate investments available anywhere in Nigeria. The words "acquired correctly" carry the full weight of that sentence because the same system that makes Abuja property so secure also means that a transaction conducted without due diligence, without verifying the right things, in the right places, before any money changes hands, can leave a buyer holding a document that is worth considera...

By Kalou Samuel NCDF Group has announced its intention to pursue three public listings by 2028 as part of its long-term corporate development and capital market strategy. The announcement was made through the office of the Company Secretary, Adefunke B. Omidiora, while issuing a notice for the next Board of Directors meeting of NCDF Holdings Limited, scheduled to hold virtually on Wednesday, 20 May 2026, at 11:00 a.m. According to the company, the proposed roadmap includes plans to position NCDF Investment Management Plc and Konto Financial Group Plc for listing on the Nigerian capital market, while NCDF Holdings Limited, the Group’s holding company, is being considered for a future listing in the United States capital market. The company stated that the proposed listings are part of its wider plan to strengthen governance, improve access to long-term capital, and support the growth of its operating platforms. NCDF Investment Management Plc is expected to serve as the Group’s investmen...

By Seun Adeye The Nigerian-Indonesian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (NICCI) successfully organized a “Walk for Mental Health Awareness” as part of activities marking Mental Health Month, reinforcing its commitment to promoting not only economic ties but also social well-being. The event, held on Saturday, 2nd May 2026, at The Aisle Residence, Lekki Phase 1 Lagos, Nigeria, brought together participants from diverse backgrounds, including business professionals, health advocates, and members of the public. The day’s activities commenced with a comprehensive medical check-up and vital signs screening facilitated by Remed Healthcare, providing participants with the opportunity to assess key health indicators and reinforcing the importance of preventive healthcare as part of overall well-being.  Following this, participants engaged in a pre-walk work out session led by Kayinsola Alabi and her team from Sweatbox, ensuring everyone was properly warmed up and energized for the walk. The...

 By Pronalytics If you run a business in Nigeria and nobody has told you about the e-invoicing mandate yet, this article is for you. Not because the information is new. The Nigeria Revenue Service published its implementation timeline in February 2026, signed by Executive Chairman Zacch Adedeji, and the rollout is already underway. But because in conversations with business owners across the country, Pronalytics keeps encountering the same reality: most founders and business owners have heard something about e-invoicing but have not yet connected it to their own operations, their own timeline, or their own risk. That gap is closing fast. And the cost of still being unprepared when it does is not a fine you can negotiate. It is a compliance failure that will show up in your financials, your relationships, and your reputation. Here is what you actually need to know. What the NRS E-Invoicing Mandate Actually Is The Nigeria Revenue Service is rolling out a mandatory E-Invoicing and Ele...

A 28-year-old Nigerian petroleum engineer, Uzoma JohnPaul Ajugwe, is drawing attention for research exploring a safer and more environmentally conscious approach to crude oil drilling, as conversations around sustainable oil production continue to grow within Nigeria’s energy sector. Ajugwe, alongside researchers from the Federal University of Technology, Owerri (FUTO), developed a study focused on creating environmentally friendly oil-based drilling mud using plant-derived oils such as almond oil, castor oil, and groundnut oil as alternatives to conventional diesel-based drilling fluids commonly used during crude oil exploration. The research comes at a time when environmental accountability is becoming increasingly important within the global oil and gas industry. Across oil-producing nations, energy stakeholders are under growing pressure to reduce the environmental impact associated with extraction activities while maintaining operational efficiency. In Nigeria, those concerns rema...

 Former Amazon analyst, Olachi Gogo Achonwa, has officially launched Elchiztrixx, a business intelligence and data visualization startup designed to help Nigerian businesses transform raw data into clear, actionable insights. Achonwa, who previously worked with global tech giant Amazon in the United States, recently returned to Nigeria after participating in the company’s voluntary separation programme. She reportedly used her severance package to establish Elchiztrixx, a platform focused on simplifying data analysis for businesses across Africa. The newly launched platform allows users to upload CSV or Excel files through a simple drag-and-drop process and instantly generate visual dashboards and analytics, helping organizations make faster and smarter business decisions. Speaking on the inspiration behind the startup, Achonwa explained that her passion for data visualization started during her studies at University of New Haven, where a classroom experience introduced her to the ...