₦airaland Forum

Netanya:
Geeezz....guy, Michael had vitiligo

mccloud224:
Everyone goes to exotic places... It ain't nuffin nu. How many white kids flaunt their whips,jewellery and cribs on social media in comparison to blacks? Hmm?

Think thrice before telling your dad to stfu.

mccloud224:
There are 2 sides to a coin...


I am black and I know how loud/obnoxious we tend to get with a little success. We too dey show our sef. Take south Africa for instance...why is it mostly Nigerians that get picked on? Becos dem too dey show. Small Lexus 350 and grass no fit hear word again...Buy iPhone 13 and na run advert for Instagram....travel overseas and na to go Facebook to thank god (like say god dey Facebook).

Logdots78:
I'm not surprised

CrownOfClay724:
This thing don dey enter 20naira.

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5naira cannot buy anything.

Drsnives:
This matter get k leg my guy..

This lady above me self must our path always cross? Enh AoifeNightfall

Drsnives:
Thank your goodness for Snapchat you fir look like baboon

F117nighthawk:
No matter which way u look at it, it's a privilege to have a male child over a female any day,
Even from the day of creation,Adam came first

mosdii:
Male Anyday And Anytime Cis Nigerian Girls Are Useless...All Of Them

Drsnives:
And i quote "the day i go born female pikin i go cry like who... Make una help me complete am

Kriss216:
I can't stand my daughter doing prostitution. Flying from one dicck to another.

I'll always prefer a male child over a female child over and over again.

To give birth to a female child in Nigeria is as dangerous as ISIS.

Drsnives:
After they will be acting as if na males like sex pass

Joysticks:
Lie Mohammad.Clubs don't allow children under 18years to enter into their facilities.Everybody won use this matter trend.

Teripaul:
It may be right in some occasion. . May be wrong in some cases. .maybe rightwrong in some places. . . - my point is that he is riqht. WE CHEAT ACCIDENTALLY

The gender gap among male and female entrepreneurs in Nigeria has narrowed significantly in recent years

A recently published report shows women are no longer staying on the sideline and are closing in on the number of men in business

The report showed that the relative gender gap in entrepreneurship, measured as the ratio of female to male entrepreneurs is now placed at 0.75

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Fate foundation has revealed that in the last few years women have closed the gender gap in the number of people running a business in Nigeria.

It stated this in a report titled the state of entrepreneurship in Nigeria report 2021 published on its website.

According to the report, the percentage difference between men and women-led businesses is currently 57% and 43% respectively.

Percentage of women-men businesses by states Credit: Fate Foundation
Source: Facebook

Breakdown of entrepreneurs by states

In the majority of the states considered for the fate foundation survey, men were more likely to start a business than women except in seven states.

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The states are Abia, Bauchi, Edo, Gombe, Kwara, Lagos, and Oyo.

The aforementioned states according to the report have more women entrepreneurs than men.

The highest rate of female-led businesses was in Lagos, with 6% of total women-owned businesses in the country.

Why women-led business is important

Fate foundation noted that while there is a higher-than-expected participation rate of women in entrepreneurship, significant disparities still exist across states, with only a few states having a high prevalence rate of female entrepreneurs.

According to the organization, the increase in the number of women-led businesses has far-reaching implications for the economic benefits of inclusiveness in entrepreneurship.

It said:

"Increasing female participation in entrepreneurship will result in further improvement in job creation rates, in the level of innovation in the country, and in income levels."

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Impact of COVID-19 on women-led businesses

Fate foundation disclosed that the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020 came to many women-led businesses as a shock but there were others who gained from it.

It listed the business to include firms in the agriculture, health, telecommunications and ICT sectors.

Fate noted:

"These firms reported higher sales/revenue due to an increase in demand for their products/services."

While for the negative impact the report revealed that businesses in sales, operational efficiency, and cash flow were affected due to low demand, disruption of value chains.

Challenges for women-led business

In the report, it also listed some of the challenges facing women-led businesses

Poor access to finance

Poor financial management

Poor government policies and regulation

Poor capacity building and support

Insecurity

Poor technology adoption

Energy and infrastructure challenge

Poor access to input materials for manufacturing

Foreign exchange challenges

Multiple taxations

Unskilled workforce

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Meanwhile, Flutterwave founder, Iyinoluwa Aboyeji, said he is willing to help women-owned businesses through fundraising.

Aboyeji said he and others who care about women entrepreneurs will raise funds for credit startups focused on the female gender.

Another entrepreneur, Edmund Oloto, said he will provide resources for any woman who plans to offer a loan service.

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slawormiir:
Damnnn niggar
Females and their hatred for each other

Ulunne777:
The greatest deception is going their own way.Which way?

It is still women they discuss while on the journey and will meet when they get to their phanthom destination