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Unemployment In Nigeria: The Supposed Beast The Nation Contends With

Having spent four or five years in the university obtaining a higher degree, on some level, most Nigerian youths; even those that get jobs at the first time of asking, struggle with the thought of being unemployed. The unemployment rate is perceived as really high compared to what it actually is because you can easily […]

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Go Places! The Heineken Global Talent Campaign That Shows Your True Character

“Who are you?” That is one question many people would go to any length to find an answer. Man’s quest for self-discovery especially as it relates to finding and creating a fulfilling career path is definitely not a one-way street.  So when Heineken’s Go Places campaign was launched in Nigeria on October 17, 2016, one thing was

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Events This Weekend

Hello Webcoupers Fam! It’s that time of the week again and everyone is already getting the Friday feeling. Here is a list of events in the Lagos tech space happening this weekend. We hope you find one or two which interest you. Go out, have fun, make friends and network! ***** NUKulture Digital Skills Executive Training Nukulture Offers a Digital Revolution Class

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The Top 10 Drivers of Internet Traffic in Nigeria

Not only is Nigeria the most populous country in Africa, but it also accounts for the highest level of internet penetration on the continent. Although there are varying records of the exact figures, as of February 2016, the Nigerian Communications Commission reported 93.75 million internet users in Nigeria. The Nigerian Telecommunications (Services) Sector Report released at the end

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Five Lessons Small Business Owners Need to Learn about E-commerce 

It is probably no longer news that the e-commerce industry in Nigeria is not as glamorous as we have been made to believe. Recent data released by Swedish investment firm, Kinnevik, gave us a sense of just how well Konga – and the e-commerce sector in Nigeria in general – is doing. The investment firm owns 34 percent

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