Being a CEO in Nigeria is extremely challenging due to systemic barriers and limited societal vision. Legitimate entrepreneurs face significant hurdles. The country’s mindset and lack of support from both the government and citizens hinder progress. For many, survival is the primary focus. To achieve success, consider emulating Jack Ma’s collaborative approach with 18 founders. Collective action and investment in local African companies are essential, particularly given the reliance on foreign funding and limited domestic support. As CEO of JAGAJAG AFRICALTD, I emphasize the importance of cooperative entrepreneurship in driving African solutions.
