After Gaining Investors and Getting Funding, What Next?
Congratulations! You’ve successfully navigated the challenging waters of securing investors and obtaining funding for your startup or business venture. This
Tracking March, the month of investment rain on Nigerian startups in Q1 2021
As if to compensate for the previous year, 2021 has been a fascinating one with various happenings in the African
Nigerian digital-only bank, Kuda Bank raises $10 million in seed investment
Kuda Bank, the digital-only bank with a microfinance banking license from the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has raised $10
A two-month old fintech startup, Mono, has raised $500,000 funding
An application programming interface fintech startup, Mono, has raised a pre-seed stage funding from six investors, including; Lateral Capital, Ventures
Are you a non-profit? Participate to win $20,000 incentive at GlobalGiving Accelerator 2020
In conjunction with organisations from 170 countries, GlobalGiving Accelerator, a virtual training programme and crowdfunding campaign, brings to you an
Y Combinator is reducing its investment in startups by almost 17%
Y Combinator, a San Francisco-based seed-stage accelerator has disclosed plans to reduce the size of its standard deal of investment
Okra, Nigeria’s fintech startup raises $1 million pre-seed funding from TLcom Capital
As the weeks roll into months and the pandemic continues to rage the world, more African startups keep securing millions
7 startups receive $3,000 grant from Ventures Platform, NCDC, LASRIC, MTN to fight Covid-19 in Nigeria
About a month ago, a Nigerian innovation hub — Ventures Platform — revealed plans to provide virtual workspace, mentorship from
More Nigerian startups secure funding amid pandemic
Technology keeps playing an increasingly remarkable role in Africa generally as it evolves from the edge to the mainstream of
COVID-19: Some businesses are still making waves as 54gene, Nigerian biotech startup raises $15M in Series A funding
In the last four months, the world has been waging war against the coronavirus (COVID-19) that has stormed almost every