U-Law Black Friday 9.0 Warns Nigerian Startups: ‘Structure First or Fail Early’
U-Law Black Friday 9.0 urged founders to prioritise governance, contracts, and tax obligations before seeking funding.
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U-Law Black Friday 9.0 urged founders to prioritise governance, contracts, and tax obligations before seeking funding.
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