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Grace lived in a bustling neighborhood in Lagos where the "national grid" was more of a suggestion than a reality. While her neighbors complained about the noise and fumes of petrol generators, Grace noticed a . She realized that small shop owners spent nearly 40% of their daily profit just on fuel for lighting.

• Business Model Canvas (filled example)
• Customer discovery interview script

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This is the primary internal function of a business plan—acting as a blueprint for the founders.

Those are the lessons that stick.

Buried in many ENT102 PDF collections are mini case studies of local startups that didn’t make it. No press releases. No fake “pivots to glory.” Just:

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2. Managing Risk and Hazards

Grace knew the risks and hazards of the Nigerian entrepreneurial landscape. To mitigate financial risk , she didn't buy 500 lamps at once. She started with 10, testing her "business concept" (as defined by UNIDO) with a small group of trusted traders. When she realized some traders struggled with the upfront cost, she adapted her mechanism to a daily rental model—a classic adaptive mechanism to her specific environment. market opportunity Grace lived in a bustling neighborhood

The Role of the Entrepreneur

At the heart of the ENT102 curriculum is the definition of the entrepreneur as a primary factor of production. While land, labor, and capital are essential resources, the entrepreneur is the "active" factor—the one who identifies opportunities, takes calculated risks, and organizes these resources to create value. In a national context, entrepreneurs are vital for job creation, increasing Gross National Product (GNP), and fostering industrialization.