Nigeria needs to generate between 40,000MW and 60,000MW of Electricity, but generation is less than 5,000MW. You know the gist. The common consequence is that businesses run on generators thereby increasing the cost of production. On 31st August, our ”What’s New?” informed you that the government had approved an increase in electricity tariffs, even though […]

The fall in oil prices It all started in March when Saudi Arabia and Russia disagreed over proposed oil production cuts. This triggered a price war that crashed oil prices. The COVID-19 pandemic became official in the same month and slashed demand for oil significantly. Oil prices plummeted. Prices remained below $10 per barrel in […]

Are you paying attention? Do you really know what we do at Volition Capital? Have you read our article about Private Equity? Well, it provides insight into what we do. This is another in the series. It’s about cooperatives, which we manage. But what are cooperatives and how do they work? This brief article will […]

According to Forbes, 9 out of 10 startups fail. Failure is more frequent than success when it comes to startup companies. It is difficult to run a startup, but it is also rewarding. You may be set to go with your business but you may be facing the most damning problem of them all – […]

On August 7, 2020, President Muhammadu Buhari signed the Companies and Allied Matters Bill into law. And that’s a big deal. The Act was passed by the National Assembly in 2018 but was refused assent. Well, ta-dah! The Companies and Allied Matters Act (CAMA) promises to ease business in Nigeria by reducing regulatory hurdles and […]

Volition Capital Investments Limited is a private equity company that helps the honest and hardworking create wealth. You must know this part of the gist already. But are we assuming you know what it means? No, we are not. And that is okay. You may not really know what we’re about. So this is why […]

Hello there! We hope you and yours are safe and sane. Welcome to the second episode of our post on investment opportunities to exploit during the pandemic. Local and global markets are gradually working their way back to optimal performance. In Nigeria, a new Companies and Allied Matters Act has been passed and FGN Savings […]