Category: Business | Energy | Economy By OGAsTV Editorial Published: July 2026 Transcorp Power Plc has reported a Profit After Tax (PAT) of ₦38.5 billion for the first half (H1) of 2026, according to its unaudited financial results released on the Nigerian Exchange Limited (NGX). Although this represents a decline from the ₦44.05 billion recorded
When most people think about investing in agriculture, the first idea that comes to mind is buying farmland. The advice is familiar: acquire land, plant crops, wait for harvest and sell. But what if the biggest business opportunities in Nigeria’s agricultural sector are not on the farm at all? Agriculture is far more than cultivation.
OGASTV AFRICA | Opportunity Watch⸻QUICK SUMMARYRemote work is one of the most practical ways Africans can earn in US dollars from home right now. These five platforms are currently active, list roles open to African applicants, and pay in dollars or other foreign currency.⸻THE PLATFORMS• We Work Remotely — weworkremotely.com — One of the largest
OGASTV AFRICA | Opportunity Watch ⸻QUICK SUMMARY Lagos has a housing deficit of roughly 3.4 million units and gains 500,000 to 600,000 new residents every year. That gap between supply and demand is the single biggest reason real estate remains one of the most reliable places to build wealth in Nigeria today — but where
Quick Summary: Nigeria has evacuated over 850 citizens from South Africa since June, following renewed xenophobic attacks. Nigeria asked South Africa to consider compensating citizens for abandoned businesses and property. South Africa’s government rejected this, saying only legally registered property is recognized, and controversially asked Nigeria to identify alleged “drug dens” linked to its citizens.
Leadership does not begin on election day. It begins with awareness, discipline, preparation, and civic responsibility. By OgasTv Nigeria · Youth Voice Series · June 27, 2026 The Story The Pan-African Impact & Leadership Summit, convened by Eniola Olowofoyeku and endorsed by the Lagos State Ministry of Youth and Social Development, brought together a room full
Across two consecutive editions, Nigeria’s most disciplined cultural festival has made the same argument louder each time: culture is not a soft story. It is an economic policy. OgasTv traces how Ojude Oba built a replicable model, and what every Nigerian community, governor, and corporate leader should learn from it. 🐎 IJEBU-ODE, OGUN STATE📅
Globacom marked 21 years as principal sponsor of one of Nigeria’s greatest cultural festivals rewarding community servants, traders, and artisans with cars, tricycles, and cash. OgasTv covers the full story, including what it means for cultural tourism across Nigeria. THE STORY A Festival Rooted in Centuries — And Why 2026 Was Different Ojude Oba —
By OgasTv Nigeria When people talk about wealth, they often think of crude oil, gold, or other minerals hidden beneath the ground. But not every successful city became rich because of natural resources. Some became successful because they became centres of business.Some because of transportation.Some because of technology.Some because of the hardworking people who live
REAL WEALTH IS NOT BUILT BY LUCK. It is built through three powerful assets: 💡 Valuable Skills 🏢 Strategic Businesses 📈 Wise Investments First, valuable skills: The more problems you can solve, the more valuable you become. Communication, sales, leadership, marketing, technology, and financial intelligence are skills that can transform your future. Invest in learning.
