Nigeria’s gig economy is now worth $5.17bn, supporting about 3 million people, as a new Bolt–Ipsos report highlights how ride-hailing ...
The company surveyed more than 1,800 driver-partners across Nigeria, with 76% of drivers saying rudeness or verbal aggression is the ...
Bolt has partnered with the Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) to train more than 100 driver-partners and couriers in Abuja ...
In cities like Lagos, Abuja and Port Harcourt, app-based transport now fills gaps left by overstretched public systems, connecting people ...
The company’s latest figures show that movement into cities in the country has grown far earlier than usual this year.
Internal data shows that 2–6% of Bolt rides are currently ordered for someone other than the account holder, often requiring ...
The Techeconomy Podcast is a thought-leadership show exploring the powerful intersection of technology, business, and the economy, with a strong focus on Africa’s fast-evolving digital landscape.
Africa’s innovation ecosystem is evolving, but where will the funding for the next generation of startups come from?
In this edition of the Techeconomy Business Series (TBS) May 2026, industry experts explore how local capital, venture debt, and smarter investment structures are redefining startup growth and innovation across Africa.
🎙️ Featured Speakers:
* Ebunoluwa Ashley-Dejo
* Damilare Davola
* Success Ajilore (STN & Accelerated Plus)
Key conversations in this webinar include:
✔️ The future of startup financing in Africa
✔️ Venture debt and alternative funding models
✔️ The role of local investors in scaling innovation
✔️ Sustainable investment strategies for African startups
✔️ Opportunities and challenges in the African tech ecosystem
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