In a bid to boost businesses and start-up operations in the Federal Capital Territory, workspace providers Regus and VCN Spaces have rolled out a series of innovative, hybrid workspaces, aiming to reduce entry barriers for entrepreneurs and early-stage firms.
The new facilities, unveiled Wednesday in Murjanatu House, are designed to cater to young businesses, freelancers, and corporates unable to afford long-term office leases.
Ayo Akinmade, country director at Regus Nigeria, highlighted the broader economic impact of the initiative. “We aim to provide an affordable environment where professionals can deliver high-quality work. The ripple effect is significant—by enabling people to work professionally, they can generate income, support their families, pay taxes, and contribute to the economy,” he said.