Why US Bank, Mercury, is closing Nigerian startups accounts
A US Bank that operates accounts for startups globally, Mercury, has notified Nigerian startup founders who have accounts with it ...
A US Bank that operates accounts for startups globally, Mercury, has notified Nigerian startup founders who have accounts with it ...
The Nigeria Sovereign Investment Authority (NSIA) has awarded the sum of $220,000 to three Nigerian startups through the second edition ...
Though some critical policies were introduced in the period, the forex crisis took the shine for tech business, like other ...
Nigerian startups have faced significant challenges in securing funding, with a noticeable decline in investments for African tech startups from ...
According to the report, Nigerian startups received $4.4 billion out of the $15 billion that came into Africa between 2019 ...
Moove alone accounted for 24% of the total funds raised by African startups in the first three months of this ...
Venturing into the intricate world of African venture capital, Nigeria emerges as a beacon of financial innovation and growth.
Startups across Africa raised a total of $217 million in February 2024, representing a 182% increase when compared with January.
The United States Consul General in Nigeria, Will Stevens, has disclosed that 80% of Nigerian startups are incorporated in the ...
In a total shift from the funding boom recorded in 2021 and the early part of 2022, Nigerian startups have ...