Startup HalfHour

He attracts attention where ever he goes, some stare in wonder others just imagine how he grew his facial hair. In this edition of Startup HalfHour, we listen to Ubong Muffat, the founder of Mush Beard oil share his business journey.

Fashion also alludes to the way in which things are made; to fashion, something is to make it in a particular form. Most commonly, fashion is defined as the prevailing style of dress or behavior at any given time, with the strong implication that fashion is characterized by change.

Regina Warribo of Raw Stitches, a leading fashion startup shares what her journey has been like so far.

The rapid expansion of the business, tech, and creative ecosystem has given birth to diverse opportunities that present themselves regularly. We discuss this edition and what the Akwa Ibom Tech Community is offering for its tech week with Hanson Johnson Joy Gabbie

With the awesome definition of - FARMING: "Shaking hands with NATURE for the BENEFIT of MANKIND " ~ Mr. Aniebiet Antia MD/CEO ANTIA'S FARM, the episode opens up to the opportunities and challenges within the agric sector.

In line with the International Youth Day Celebration, we look at the theme for this year which is Transforming Food Systems as a young Agropreneur Anthony Thaddeus Thompson shares Farming his way to Success.

Running a small business can be an expensive endeavor. You might be one of those entrepreneurs who can afford to take risks, but it's better to think you're a small business owner looking to get value. In this edition, we look at Free Online Tools that business owners can utilize to scale. Alex Asomba, an innovation consultant spoke on this alongside Mr.Bundie and your host Francis Onuk.

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As the summer holidays progress, kids are not left out in acquiring digital skills for the future of work. Many are already looking at starting out something which will benefit themselves and their communities on this episode with the host Francis Onuk.

Starting a small business takes courage, Moses Umoh exemplifies that boldness. He took a decision in 2020 to begin Fish Barbecue and since then he has recorded several successes amidst the ever present challenges.

The value of getting skills cannot be overemphasized this led Grace to start a non-profit giving young people the opportunity to be empowered.

Becoming a global company is an impressive feat, and not every business that sets out to do it accomplishes the goal. Mark Essien, the founder and CEO of Hotels.ng started his business in Nigeria, took it to other countries in Africa and currently  going global. He shares tips on how startups can grow expansion.