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NIGERIAN STARTUPS
PwC, has said that the Nigerian capital market will further bolster the success of Nigerian startups if they list on the Nigerian Exchange Limited (NGX).
The Co-Managing Partner at Commercio Partners, Mr Stephen Osho, has said that startups in Nigeria are getting more funding because of their resilience and the size of the Nigerian market.
Two Nigerian startups RiceAfrika Technologies and Wicrypt have emerged winners in different categories at the Rocket Fuel Pitch Competition with a total of $300,000 cash reward.
Nairametrics presents 10 things every startup should do this Yuletide season to close out the year on a great note
Dr. Miriam Onyebujoh, a consultant on corporate social responsibility and applied health technologies, noted that having business models when funding is scarce is important and donors want to see results.
LinkedIn says the companies on the list came up as the best choices for anyone interested in working with a startup in Nigeria based on their activities on the platform
For African startups, this year has been a massive success. Not only have some startups received more than...
Africa FinTech Foundry has commenced an accelerator program to provide funding and mentorship to promising Nigerian startups.
The hackathon hopes to identify accessible and cost-effective E-Learning solutions for public schools.
OliliFood aiming to expand to over 10 cities before the end of 2020.
The capital markets have frozen up. We are hoping to create a domino effect in terms of investment in African startups.
The lab, which was inaugurated yesterday - May 3rd in Kano, will start with a testing capacity of 400 tests a day.