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Standard Chartered Foundation Announces Winners of Women in Tech Accelerator in Nigeria

The Standard Chartered Foundation has announced the winners of its Women in Tech Accelerator program in Nigeria, marking the graduation of 11 female entrepreneurs from the initiative. According to reports from various Nigerian news sources, including Vanguard News and businessday.ng, the accelerator program was designed to support women in technology by providing them with funding, mentorship, and resources to help scale their businesses. The Standard Chartered Foundation did not specify when the facility began operating or how many applicants participated in the program. However, it is clear that the initiative has made a significant impact on these 11 graduates, who now have the tools and support they need to take their businesses to the next level. With more and more women entering the technology sector in Nigeria, initiatives like this are crucial in promoting gender equality and supporting the growth of female-led startups.

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