Frankly Business Podcast
The Frankly Business Podcast is a platform for clear, intelligent conversations on business, finance, and the economy across Nigeria and Africa.
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The Nigerian Stock Market Will Explode - Gbolahan Olojede Explains Why (opens the original)
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Could the Nigerian stock market be on the verge of its next major move? After years of economic turbulence, currency pressure, reforms and market volatility, Nigeria’s financial markets are entering an interesting period. But where are the real opportunities — and what should investors be watching? In this episode, we sit down with Gbolahan Olojede, GMD of Bancorp Securities and a finance executive with more than 30 years of experience, to break down the Nigerian economy, the stock market and th
He Left Mercedes-Benz to Prove Africa Can Build Cars | Tobi Ajayi (Nord Automobiles) (opens the original)
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Nigeria has over 220 million people, yet imports nearly everything—from cars and furniture to industrial machinery. Why? In this episode of the Frankly Business Podcast, Frank Fagbo sits down with Oluwatobi Ajayi, Founder and CEO of Nord Automobiles, to unpack one of the biggest questions facing Africa’s largest economy. They discuss: • Why Tesla also started by assembling vehicles • Why manufacturing is so difficult in Nigeria • Why high interest rates kill industrial growth • The truth about “
Before You Buy Land in Nigeria, Watch This | The Complete Real Estate Guide (opens the original)
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Every year, thousands of Nigerians lose millions of naira to real estate scams, fake land documents, government acquisition issues, Omo-onile disputes, and costly mistakes that could have been avoided. In this episode of Frankly Business, real estate expert Folajomi Ibrahim shares a practical guide to buying land and property in Nigeria the right way. From understanding a Deed of Assignment, Certificate of Occupancy (C of O), and government acquisition, to avoiding fake family claims, conducting
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