Nigeria

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Best time to meet with Nigerians

Time (local time) 5-point scale Reason
7:00-9:00
Heavy traffic and many people commuting, making it difficult to attend.
9:00-11:00
High concentration after work starts, good attendance and participation rates.
11:00-13:00
Relatively calm time before lunch. Fewer interruptions.
13:00-15:00
Drowsiness and reduced concentration may occur after lunch.
15:00-17:00
Afternoon work is on track, and the meeting can proceed relatively smoothly.
17:00-19:00
This overlaps with the end of the day, and many people rush to get home, so the participation rate is low.
19:00-21:00
This is a private time, so it is not suitable for business meetings.
21:00-23:00
This overlaps with people getting ready for bed and spending time with their families, so participation is unlikely.

The best time to hold a meeting in Nigeria is between 9:00 and 11:00. This is the time when many companies and government agencies have just started their work, and employees and staff are highly focused. In Nigeria, it is common to go to work after 8:00 to avoid the morning rush hour, and after 9:00 the office calms down and work starts in earnest.

In addition, there is relatively little external interference such as phone calls and emails in the morning, making it easier to concentrate on meetings. In Nigerian business culture, important decisions tend to be made in the morning, making it the perfect time to set up meetings and discussions with agendas. In addition, a corporate culture that emphasizes punctuality is gradually taking root, so morning meetings have the advantage of being relatively easy to start on time.

Especially in urban areas such as Lagos and Abuja, traffic congestion and power supply problems can affect the afternoon, so if you want to avoid these and proceed with the meeting efficiently, the best time to hold the meeting is between 9:00 and 11:00. We recommend prioritizing this time period to maximize efficiency and participants' concentration.

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