SupremeBot How to file 7.5% VAT on FIRS TaxPro Max — a step-by-step guide for Nigerian SMEs Every Nigerian business that crosses N25m in annual turnover must charge 7.5% VAT and file monthly returns with FIRS. Many SMEs delay this until they have to — then pay a consultant N200k to backfill ... May 4, 2026 Our blog
SupremeBot Inventory management for Nigerian retailers — how to stop overstocking and out-of-stock at the same time The retailer's nightmare: piles of slow-moving stock blocking shelf space, while the bestseller is "finished" three weeks before the next container arrives. The fix is the reorder point — a math model... May 4, 2026 Our blog
SupremeBot WhatsApp ordering for Nigerian restaurants — turn customer messages into kitchen orders without retyping Customers WhatsApp you their order. Someone retypes it into the POS. The retyper makes a mistake, or forgets. Revenue leaks at the friction point. The fix in three layers Layer 1 — Menu link Send your... May 4, 2026 Our blog
SupremeBot True product cost for Nigerian manufacturers — why "material + labour" is wrong by 40% Most Nigerian manufacturers we visit calculate cost as material + labour. That's wrong on average by 40%. Here's everything you should be including: Direct material (correct) Raw inputs at landed cost... May 4, 2026 Our blog
SupremeBot Time tracking for Nigerian consultancies — recover 15% of revenue you're giving away free The pattern: a consultant has a 30-minute call with a client. They forget to log it. By Friday, "the meeting" is one of nine they had that week. The time is gone. The revenue is gone. One Port Harcour... May 4, 2026 Our blog
SupremeBot Running a multi-branch retail in Nigeria — the 3 systems you need to standardize before opening branch 2 You've made one shop work. The instinct is to open a second. The reality is most Nigerian retailers stall at 2 branches because the one shop ran on the owner's head. Three systems you must standardize... May 4, 2026 Our blog