In Nigeria, erratic power supply from the National Electric Power Authority (NEPA) remains a daily hurdle for remote workers, entrepreneurs, and professionals to have a 100% productive workspace. Building a reliable workspace that withstands prolonged outages is not just a luxury, it’s a necessity. Are you working from home, running a small business, or freelancing?
Over the years, I’ve seen the evolution of connectivity, especially here in Nigeria. From the early days of dial-up to the current push for widespread broadband, the need for wi-fi routers with reliable internet remains paramount. This is true for the growing number of Nigerian remote workers. We have deadlines to meet and virtual meetings
Ah, Lagos. The heartbeat of Nigeria, a city of relentless energy and boundless opportunity. But let’s be honest, managing time here is hard, and the power supply is often unreliable. For years, the concept of a “smart home” felt like something out of a foreign movie, a luxury reserved for climates and economies far removed
The vibrant pulse of Nigeria’s creative scene is undeniable, but unreliable electricity, humidity, and budget constraints make choosing the right gadgets for content creators a challenge. From captivating storytelling on YouTube and Instagram to insightful blog posts and engaging podcasts, Nigerian content creators are making their mark across the digital landscape. This guide shows the best gadgets
