West Africa’s first online vessel chartering platform MVXchange has announced the closing of their pre-seed funding round. The financing round believed to be about$100,000 was led by Oui Capital with...
Read moreInvesting in real estate in Nigeria is fraught with a lot of challenges. The Nigerian economy has been unpredictable for more than half a decade, there are many loopholes and...
Read moreTechMoran held a chat with Alao Tope, founder of AMW Nigeria, a company that allows low income and middle class Nigerians access basic financial services, such as cash deposit and withdrawals,...
Read moreExpansion to accommodate other verticals can be one way of identifying companies with a high growth potential. Farmcrowdy, a digital agritech startup that makes use of technology to...
Read moreRentSmallSmall.com allows you pay your rent monthly for as low as N50,000 a month in Lagos. The startup is solving a very important problem in the...
Read moreOyaPay, an offline payment and checkout company, which lets users pay merchants with their smartphone by scanning a QR code, has released a timely update to its mobile application. This...
Read more+The week held from 24th - 29th September, 2018 in the city of Lagos. +Sponsored by Infinix Nigeria. +The event should be remodeled across African cities. As reported here,...
Read moreLagos Startup Week 2018 : a Rundown of events https://youtu.be/mA4rVeKYxw4 Lagos Startup Week prides itself as a forerunner in the race towards an innovation driven city. In the...
Read moreThe Lagos Startup Week, an annual event which brings together a lot of tech stakeholders, investors, developers, designers, entrepreneurs to make pertinent discussions about the Nigeria (Lagos) tech ecosystem. This...
Read moreFarmcrowdy, Nigeria’s first and leading digital agriculture platform yesterday won the Digital Business of the Year (2018) award in Africa. The award was granted at the annual Global African Business...
Read moreFigma has evidently been taking Africa seriously for a while, given how the expansion into the continent all went. Africa lead for Figma spoke about the whole African project in...
Read more+Publiseer: The 8 months profitability hack without investor's funds +The startup declared profitability some days back. "Good day, I want you to invest in my... " were really not...
Read moreHaving a sit down with the Figma African lead was a pleasure. As it opened eyes to what the San Francisco based company is doing in Africa, for Africans. Namnso...
Read moreAfrica to the world: Figma is here on the continent Nobody perceived design to get this much attention, says Namnso Ukpanah, lead designer at hotels.ng and Africa lead at Figma....
Read moreAccording to the founders of Techwheel, we are mostly fooled with wrong data, and statistics of the number of young people that are technologically inclined. There lies a dire need...
Read moreCowrywise is a platform (now includes an app) that allows you to save automatically, right from your bank account. They are a real testament to how fintech is making life...
Read moreManaging a business isn't easy. As a business owner, you need to do a bit of everything. You need to manage your operations, motivate your staff, drive sales, and so...
Read moreActually, it's just 1 way. Remember '30 days in Atlanta'? Where the main character 'Akpos' from Nigeria was very surprised at the ability to rent a car (in Atlanta), bothering...
Read moreNigeria's digital publisher, Publiseer, has been announced as one of the 14 finalists of the 2018 Harvard Business School's New Venture Competition, taking place in Boston, MA, United States, on...
Read moreHey there, are you an entrepreneur and need equity fee funding for your business or idea? Then you need to apply for the 2018 Tony Elumelu Entrepreneurship Program (TEEP), as...
Read moreDigital currencies have continued to be popular in 2018. With many ‘altcoins’ as they are popularly called launching for several services and integrating with current financial systems, cryptocurrency is here...
Read moreAccording to this survey by Devcenter, a very large chunk of developers (79%) are planning to work remotely. This could mean either from home, or from any other "remote" place...
Read more* 8 in 10 Nigerian developers plan to work remotely. In an article for the guardian newspapers, big chief Victor Asemota noted that, "There is no 'abroad' in technology. Standards...
Read moreAs budding, and even established entrepreneurs, it is very important to have that thing which keeps you going. Which no matter the challenges you face, it'll be an advantage as...
Read moreThe Techstars Atlanta Accelerator is a three-month program which is designed to help entrepreneurs gain traction through deep mentor engagement, rapid iteration cycles, and fundraising preparation. So far, they have...
Read moreJanuary 2018:- Awarding winning Singer and Songwriter Seyi Shay is pleased to announce the launch of her new website www.iamseyishay.com and scholarship initiative with Scholar X. “I’m excited to officially...
Read moreThe GIST Tech-I Competition is an annual competition which is designed specifically for science and technology entrepreneurs. These enterpreneurs should come from emerging economies worldwide. Before now, interested entrepreneurs and...
Read moreSome days back, LifeBank, which is like the foremost Nigeria’s digital blood bank, raised $200 000 for expansion nationwide. The startup which according to their statistics, have moved 9025 products,...
Read moreThe "startup mambila" project is an incubation program which was specifically designed for start-ups in the northeastern part of Nigeria. This looks to be very important as it could further...
Read moreEarlier today, there were rumours that marketplace OLX, has shut down its offices in Nigeria, Ghana and Kenya. The reports had it that only the South African office was spared....
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