🌍 Overview of the Informal Sector in Africa The informal sector refers to economic activities that are not regulated or protected by the state. According to the ILO, over 85% of total employment in Africa is informal. This includes street vendors, artisans, small-scale farmers, transport workers, domestic help, and unregistered entrepreneurs. 🇳🇬 Nigeria's Informal...

  Innovative, sustainable models are urgently needed to address Nigeria's persistent economic challenges, which range from rising unemployment and poverty to underutilized agricultural and human resources. One such promising approach is the virtual cooperative model, a digitally powered evolution of traditional cooperative societies. The BeepAgro Palliative Initiative (BPI) is at the...

  🟢 BPI EARLY RETIREMENT PROGRAM Retire With Dignity — Even Without a Formal Job! 📉 The Reality in Nigeria Today Over 82% of Nigerians work in the informal sector — traders, artisans, riders, freelancers, and small business owners. Sadly, only 13–18% of workers will receive pension or retirement benefits. That means 70+ million Nigerians will retire...

Countries like Egypt, Nigeria, and South Africa are rolling out 5G networks, boosting digital transformation and enabling high-speed internet access for education and other sectors. The expansion of 5G networks is expected to drive innovation, improve connectivity, and enhance economic growth.