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Nigeria’s first lady ‘Akara’ paradox: Smallest businesswomen empowered to croak - Businessday NG

Nigeria’s first lady, Oluremi Tinubu, urged women to weather the country’s economic hardship by starting low-cost ventures such as selling

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Nigeria’s first lady ‘Akara’ paradox: Smallest businesswomen empowered to croak - Businessday NG

Nigeria’s first lady, Oluremi Tinubu, urged women to weather the country’s economic hardship by starting low-cost ventures such as selling

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The Message Was Right, But The Timing Was Wrong, By Matthew Ma

The recent comments by Nigeria's First Lady, Senator Oluremi Tinubu, have sparked considerable discussion nationwide. In her remarks, she encouraged Nigerians to consider starting small-scale businesses, specifically…

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WHY AKARA, CORN AND KULIKULI MATTER

The future of Nigeria’s economy will be built not only in boardrooms, but also in markets, kitchens, and roadside businesses, argues CHALYA MARYAM SHAGAYA

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  1. giovedì 2 luglio 2026·saharareporters.com

    The Message Was Right, But The Timing Was Wrong, By Matthew Ma

    The recent comments by Nigeria's First Lady, Senator Oluremi Tinubu, have sparked considerable discussion nationwide. In her remarks, she encouraged Nigerians to consider starting…

  2. sabato 4 luglio 2026·thisdaylive.com

    WHY AKARA, CORN AND KULIKULI MATTER

    The future of Nigeria’s economy will be built not only in boardrooms, but also in markets, kitchens, and roadside businesses, argues CHALYA MARYAM SHAGAYA

  3. sabato 4 luglio 2026·businessday.ng

    Nigeria’s first lady ‘Akara’ paradox: Smallest businesswomen empowered to croak - Businessday NG

    Nigeria’s first lady, Oluremi Tinubu, urged women to weather the country’s economic hardship by starting low-cost ventures such as selling