X Users Raise ₦14 Million for Graduate Who Overcame Hardship
X users raised over ₦14 million for fresh graduate Felix Madumere Nwachikerendu after his story of perseverance through university went viral, with support including financial guidance.
X users raised over ₦14 million for fresh graduate Felix Madumere Nwachikerendu after his story of perseverance through university went viral, with support including financial guidance.
Lagos, Abuja, and eight other cities are fueling Nigeria's startup boom in 2026, attracting investments and fostering innovation across sectors.
Cardtonic Upskill 4.0 offers 25 M5 MacBooks and 20 fully funded tech scholarships with ₦250,000 cash to Nigerians and Ghanaians under 30. Apply by August 28, 2026.
Lagos retains top spot in African startup cities for 2026, while Cape Town surges to second, according to a new report. Nigeria's commercial hub attracts record funding.
Nigeria's startups raised only $2.1 million in July, a 96% crash from June's $54 million, as big investors remain cautious amid economic uncertainty.
Kuda Bank has launched its 2026 SIWES Internship Programme for Nigerian undergraduates, offering hands-on fintech experience, mentorship, and career development across departments.
African startups raised 80% less funding in 2026 as investors pull back, but some sectors still attract capital. Explore the resilience amid the crash.
Data Factory Global launches Nigeria's first data marketplace to expand access to high-quality public datasets, boosting research and innovation.
The Federal Government has launched applications for the iDICE Startup Bridge Growth Lab, offering up to $350,000 (N482.4 million) for 12 Nigerian tech startups through a 12-week accelerator programme.
The iDICE programme seeks ESOs to enhance start-up service delivery in Nigeria through capacity development. Expressions of interest are invited.
A young Nigerian man, @emmannuel_codes, celebrates registering his tech company Collan Tech Solution Limited, becoming the first in his bloodline to own a registered tech firm.
Discover Nigeria's five unicorn startups valued at over $9 billion in 2026, including Flutterwave, Interswitch, OPay, Andela, and Moniepoint, and why fintech dominates.
The UAE has released updated minimum wage and salary data for 2026, with AED 6,000 for Emirati nationals in private sector. Expatriates face wide disparities.
The UK introduces stricter student visa rules to prevent misuse, including a 95% enrolment threshold and a traffic-light rating system for universities.
The FG-backed 3MTT programme unveils 3,000 tech jobs with ₦150,000 monthly salary, bridging the skills-to-jobs gap for Nigerian youths. Apply by May 14, 2026.
Tesla recalls more than 218,000 Model 3, Y, S, and X vehicles due to delayed rearview camera images that increase crash risk. Free software update offered.
Efe Usin of WETI calls for policy reforms to address barriers limiting women in Nigeria's export trade, including finance, logistics, and certification issues.
Four Nigerian technology startups—Bani, MasteryHive AI, Regxta, and Termii—have been selected for the 10th Google for Startups Accelerator Africa cohort, chosen from nearly 2,600 applications. They are part of a 15-company pan-African group, leveraging AI
Google has chosen 15 African startups for its 2026 accelerator program, with four Nigerian companies focusing on AI solutions for financial services and communications.
EcoBagMart, a sustainable packaging startup, has emerged as the winner of Innov8League 4.0, highlighting growing global investor interest in Africa's innovation ecosystem. The competition awarded a $5,000 prize package and support for market expansion.
Energy startup PowerLabs has raised pre-seed funding to develop an AI-driven platform that coordinates multiple energy sources for businesses, addressing Nigeria's N1.11 trillion alternative energy spending inefficiencies.
A detailed analysis of email marketing platforms for Nigerian start-ups, highlighting Moosend for budget-friendly automation and Brevo for high-volume senders, based on user reviews and founder consultations.
eSocialMint, a tech start-up founded by Fisayo Olamigoke, launches a hybrid social platform that integrates event management, social networking, and commerce to enhance global community interactions.
The Ekiti State government has introduced the Innovation Enterprise Support Fund, offering funding, mentorship, and market access to startups and tech businesses to foster innovation and economic development.
Former Finance Minister Kemi Adeosun has launched Nidacity, a private sector educational media platform aimed at reducing Nigeria's 95% startup failure rate by providing practical education, mentorship, and business intelligence to entrepreneurs, especial
Former Finance Minister Kemi Adeosun launches Nidacity, a digital platform to support Nigerian entrepreneurs with practical knowledge and mentorship, aiming to reduce the 95% startup failure rate within five years.
Debt financing for African startups surged from under $300 million in 2021 to $1.2 billion in 2025, now accounting for 38% of total disclosed funding, with institutional investors driving the shift.
The iDICE Startup Bridge Programme launches, offering $100,000 equity investments and grants up to N10 million to support early-stage tech founders across Nigeria's 36 states and FCT.
Nigerian youths and youth-focused organizations can apply for the 2026 Nigeria Youth Futures Fund, offering grants up to $50,000 for leadership development and social impact projects. Application deadline is March 31, 2026.
Applications are open for the 2026 EdTech Fellowship Programme, offering Nigerian startups up to $100,000 in equity-free funding to enhance education access through technology.