NITDA Aims for N3bn Investment Pipeline for Nigerian Startups
The National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA) is targeting an investment pipeline of N3 billion for Nigerian startups, according to reports.
The National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA) is targeting an investment pipeline of N3 billion for Nigerian startups, according to reports.
A growing number of young Nigerians are building businesses before seeking funding, relying on mobile technology and minimal overheads.
Rev360, a new tax administration platform, is transforming the tax landscape in Nigeria, according to a piece by Emmanuel Jonathan published by Premium Times Nigeria.
The National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA) is stepping up efforts to establish innovation hubs in every Nigerian state to support technology startups.
The city of Lagos is seeking to attract investment in its technology sector through the GITEX Nigeria event, as reported by multiple news outlets.
Google Wallet, a digital payment solution, has officially launched in Nigeria, offering businesses and consumers more options for contactless transactions.
On October 29th, 26 Nigerian startups had the opportunity to pitch their businesses to investors in a event hosted in Lagos.
Exploring the ownership dynamics of Nigeria's burgeoning billion-dollar tech industry, as reported by The Guardian Nigeria News.
Photographers, videographers, and other creatives in Delta State have the opportunity to compete for lucrative monthly contracts of up to N200,000 at an upcoming event in Asaba.
The French Development Agency (AFD) and the Bank of Industry (BoI) have inked a deal to unlock $30 million in financing for Nigeria's creative sector.
Helabet representative Olajay discusses the Nigerian iGaming sector's regulatory shifts and internal user growth strategies.
Ten innovative Nigerian startups are representing the nation at the Global Startup Ecosystem Mentorship Program in New York City.
The British Investment Institute (BII) has shown interest in investing $50 million in Nigeria's startup ecosystem, partnering with the Japanese government, according to the Nigerian Minister of Finance.