Join our host Amaka Nwaokolo, Director, The FATE Institute and the research team; Wilson Erumebor, Senior Fellow at the FATE […]

We are excited for you to listen to the second part of Episode 3 of The Entrepreneurship Policy Pulse, which we are pleased to announce is now available for your listening pleasure.

Join this insightful conversation between our esteemed host, @amakanwaokolo, Director of The FATE Institute, and the brilliant @Dr Tayo handle, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Designate of the prestigious Nigerian Economic Summit Group (NESG), as they discuss “Nigeria’s Fiscal and Monetary Policy Outlook: Implications for Nigeria’s Entrepreneurship Ecosystem.”

They delved into the intricacies of Nigeria’s fiscal and monetary policy outlook, illuminating the impact that recent government measures may have on the country’s NMSMEs (nano, micro, small, and medium-sized enterprises).

Welcome to the fourth episode of Entrepreneurship Policy Pulse! Join our host, Amaka Nwaokolo, as she engages in a compelling conversation with the distinguished FATE Institute Fellow, Jonathan Ikeolumba.

Their conversation focused on Jonathan’s policy paper, looking at the vibrant world of Nigeria’s fashion industry. Together, they trace the industry’s evolution, from its international acclaim to its dynamic online presence through fashion influencers and blogging.

Discover the opportunities this industry holds for women and delve into the pivotal policies needed to fuel its continued growth. Don’t miss this engaging exploration of the fashion landscape in Nigeria!

We are thrilled to unveil the highly anticipated Episode 3 of The Entrepreneurship Policy Pulse, now available for your listening pleasure.

The FATE Institute’s captivating podcast takes you on a journey through the ever-evolving world of Nigeria’s entrepreneurship landscape, delving into the latest trends and policy developments that shape its dynamic ecosystem.

Join our esteemed host, Amaka Nwaokolo, Head of The FATE Institute, alongside the brilliant Dr Tayo Aduloju, the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Designate of the prestigious Nigerian Economic Summit Group (NESG), as they engage in an enlightening discussion on “Nigeria’s Fiscal and Monetary Policy Outlook: Implications for Nigeria’s Entrepreneurship Ecosystem.”

Together, they explore the intricacies of Nigeria’s Fiscal and Monetary Policy Outlook, shedding light on recent government reforms and their potential impact on NMSMEs (Nano, Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises) across the nation.

Listen to Episode 2 of The Entrepreneurship Policy Pulse, a Podcast by the FATE Institute of FATE Foundation focused on exploring trends and policy developments shaping Nigeria’s dynamic entrepreneurship landscape.

Hosted by Amaka Nwaokolo, Head, The FATE Institute, Episode 2 features Dr. Ayodele Shittu, FATE Institute Fellow, and focuses on “Enabling Youth-led Businesses in Nigeria’s Food Retail Sector.”

The conversation dives into the potential of youth-led businesses within Nigeria’s thriving food retail sector and the pivotal role that government can play in fostering growth and opportunities.

1.           Policy Priorities for Nigeria’s Entrepreneurship Ecosystem

Welcome to the very first episode of Entrepreneurship Policy Pulse hosted by Amaka Nwaokolo, Head, The FATE Institute.

This episode featured special guest Adenike Adeyemi, the Executive Director of FATE Foundation and the conversation looked at the trajectory of the Nigerian entrepreneurship ecosystem over the past eight years, examining the shifts and improvements that occurred over that time. It also highlighted some of the key bills, policies, and interventions that have been passed, including the COVID-19 intervention funds, the Nigeria Startup Bill/National Council inauguration, and the Omnibus Bill. Data insights from the FATE Institute’s 2020 and 2021 State of the Entrepreneurship Report were discussed, analyzing the strongest and weakest indicators and the state performance rankings.

To close the episode, the conversation looked at the urgent entrepreneurial priorities that need to be addressed as Nigeria welcomes a new government. Adenike shared actionable recommendations on how the government and ecosystem players can work together to address each priority and help unlock the full potential of Nigeria’s vibrant and dynamic entrepreneurship ecosystem. Tune in to enjoy the conversation!