Tag: Nigerian startups

Technologies like artificial intelligence have become a part of everyday life in Nigeria, with “local AI” emerging as an efficient ...

Nigerian startups need to move from “growth-at-all-costs” approaches to sustainable, efficiency-driven operations to succeed in a maturing but unpredictable economic ...

Today, Bolt operates in a reality where safety is no longer a single feature, it’s an ecosystem

Its network of over 20,000 riders now supports a growing mix of restaurant deliveries, groceries, and everyday essentials.

U-Law Black Friday 9.0 urged founders to prioritise governance, contracts, and tax obligations before seeking funding.

Quick Read: UK-funded Green Business Building (GBB) Accelerator aims to build a new generation of green industries in Nigeria GBB ...

TrashDisappears is turning waste into opportunity by using AI to connect households, collectors, and recyclers.

Venture capital in African tech has cooled, forcing founders to choose between chasing stretched consumers or serving businesses with deeper ...

MainOne offers global reach and certification strength; Rack Centre stands out for its carrier neutrality and efficiency; while WIOCC, through ...

Most startups in Nigeria do not manage to clear this gap, and I believe this lack of late-stage funding is ...

International tech giants such as IBM, Meta, Microsoft, NVIDIA, AWS, and Kaspersky showcased innovations ranging from AI solutions to cybersecurity ...

He expatiated that Lagos is not just the nation’s commercial hub but also a global crucible of innovation, where limited ...

He also confirmed a new round of funding for 75 academic research projects, to be announced October 1

Its cloud infrastructure product, Nebula, is also no more

With this acquisition, value not yet disclosed, Chowdeck is no longer just a delivery company.