GITEX Nigeria unveils ‘MINT AFRICA’ in Lagos to reshape continent’s financial infrastructure - ITREALMS

GITEX Nigeria has announced the official launch of MINT AFRICA by GITEX, a future finance platform designed to accelerate the transformation of Africa's financial ecosystem through deep technology, capital integration, and regulatory alignment, reports ITREALMS.

Set to debut in Lagos as an integral anchor of GITEX NIGERIA Week 2027, MINT Africa will unite global institutional investors, commercial banks, fintech founders, technology titans, and central bank regulators at a critical junction for borderless finance. 

Trade triumphs: How export can reshape Africa's economic destiny by Reuben Kalu - ITREALMS

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In a globalized economy, businesses are constantly seeking avenues for expansion and sustainable growth. For enterprises in Africa, one strategy that holds immense potential is venturing into the realm of export. This article explores the various dimensions of exporting as a catalyst for not just business expansion but also economic development in the African context.

1. Understanding the African Business Landscape:
Overview of the current state of businesses in Africa.
Challenges faced by local businesses in a competitive market.
The need for diversification and exploration beyond local markets.

2023 Presidency: Using your votes to reconstruct, reshape Nigeria - ITREALMS

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As Nigerians file out to elect a new president on February 25, it is imperative to remind electorate that a country’s future and destiny are shaped by choice of personality they elect as president. Entrusting a country’s leadership and resources to someone with impaired vision and dubious national disposition will be a tragedy.

In context, the Nigerian President is one of the most powerful in the world given the scope of responsibilities and powers as enshrined in the 1999 Constitution. With 68 items on Exclusive list and, mere 12 items on Concurrent list of the constitution, the destiny and future of Nigerians are in the hands of one man - the president.