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December in Nigeria is always full of opportunities. People are travelling, shopping, hosting parties, decluttering their homes, and preparing for the new year. While most people think only about food, drinks and events, there are other less obvious ways to make money during the season – and even turn them into full businesses in 2026.

When Fortune published its AIQ 50 list, ranking the Fortune 500 companies that have made the most progress generating a significant impact with artificial intelligence, it perhaps came as no surprise that this cohort would be led by an AI hyperscaler, Google parent Alphabet. Other tech giants featured on the list included Nvidia, Amazon, Microsoft, and Meta Platforms

In Nigeria, costs can jump without warning from diesel prices, rent reviews, FX swings, new levies, and power bills, all move quickly.  Build an emergency fund that covers at least three months of payroll, rent, and essential expenses. Keep most of the buffer in naira for daily costs and, if your inputs are dollar-linked, hold

If you’re considering starting a business, it’s vital to explore various options that align with current market trends. Service-based businesses often offer recurring revenue, whereas health and wellness ventures are gaining traction online. Creative enterprises benefit from low startup costs, and food and beverage options, like food trucks, are increasingly popular. Consulting services likewise present

Nigeria’s thriving market offers numerous opportunities for entrepreneurs seeking a quick and reliable cash flow. Fast moving business in Nigeria recover investments in days or weeks by selling essentials and services people use every day. Below, we categorise these ten ventures into two key groups: daily essentials and high-demand services, so you can see which

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