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15 Reasons Why your Company Should Consider an Acquisition in Nigeria

Accelerated Growth – Acquiring an existing business can fast-track expansion compared to organic growth strategies. Instant Market Entry – Acquisitions provide an immediate presence in new markets, bypassing the need for gradual expansion. Elimination of Competition – Acquiring a competitor helps consolidate market share and reduce competitive threats. Revenue Growth – A successful acquisition can boost revenues by tapping into an already profitable customer base. Asset Acquisition – Companies can acquire valuable assets such as technology, real estate, production facilities, and patents. Access to Established Customers – Instead of building a customer base from scratch, acquisitions provide instant access to loyal customers. Enhanced Operational Capabilities – Acquiring a company can improve business capabilities, such as manufacturing, logistics, or technology infrastructure. Economies of Scale – Acquisitions allow companies to consolidate operations, cut costs, and increase profitability. Diversification of Revenue Streams – Acquiring businesses in different sectors or markets reduces risk and […]

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Unlock Nigeria’s Market with a Local Representation & Fulfillment Model

Breaking into Nigeria’s vibrant 220 million–strong consumer market doesn’t have to mean setting up a full local subsidiary right away. By partnering with a trusted Nigerian representative, you can rapidly launch, sell, and scale your products or services—while keeping costs, complexity, and risk to a minimum. Here’s how our Local Representation & Fulfillment service works: 1. Establish a Partnership Agreement We start by drafting a clear agency contract that outlines the scope of your offerings, pricing strategy, commission structure, and territory (Nigeria or the wider African region where we have network in 40 countries). You retain full ownership of your brand and goods, while our local partner becomes your on‑the‑ground commercial agent—handling marketing, sales, and customer engagement on your behalf. 2. Seamless Import & Logistics Whether you ship in bulk or on a per‑order basis, our team takes care of customs clearance, warehousing, and inventory management. We can arrange bonded storage […]

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Why Foreign Companies Should Set Up Business in Nigeria — and How We Help Make It Easy

Nigeria isn’t just Africa’s most populous country — it’s the economic powerhouse of the continent and one of the most promising frontiers for global business expansion. For companies seeking new growth markets, Nigeria presents a unique opportunity to combine impact with profitability. And the best part? You don’t have to navigate it alone. With over 220 million people and a rapidly growing middle class, Nigeria boasts one of the largest consumer markets in the world. The majority of its population — more than 70% — is under the age of 35. This youthful, tech-savvy, and aspirational demographic is driving demand across sectors such as technology, finance, education, healthcare, and entertainment. Meanwhile, urbanization is accelerating in major cities like Lagos, Abuja, and Port Harcourt, creating growing needs for infrastructure, housing, retail, and essential services. Despite its size, Nigeria remains a highly under-served market. The country still imports over 80% of its […]

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Why International Buyers Struggle to Source from Nigeria – And How We Make It Easy

Sourcing raw materials or semi-finished goods from Nigeria offers tremendous potential: untapped markets, abundant natural resources, and competitive pricing. However, many international buyers struggle to unlock these opportunities due to a number of real, frustrating challenges. Matamah a brand of Alowave Limited help you overcome these obstacles with confidence, local expertise, and a seamless support structure tailored to your needs. Here’s a breakdown of the most common sourcing challenges — and how we can help you navigate them effortlessly. 1. Unreliable Supply Chain Many buyers face inconsistent supply due to poor infrastructure, seasonal availability, or local market disruptions. Suppliers may overpromise and underdeliver. How we help: We vet and manage trusted suppliers, ensure contract compliance, and maintain relationships that guarantee reliability and on-time delivery. 2. Lack of Transparency and Verification Verifying supplier credibility is difficult from abroad. Fraud and misrepresentation are real risks. How we help: Our team on the [...]
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