The Rise of Nigerian StartupsWhat is the Biggest Startup in Nigeria?Top Nigerian Startups by Market Valuation1. Flutterwave2. Interswitch3. Opay4. Andela5. Jumia6. Moniepoint (formerly TeamApt)7. Kuda8. Paga9. TradeDepot10. MooveKey Industries Leading the Nigerian...
As Nigeria’s startup ecosystem continues to grow, venture capitalists (VCs) from across the globe are increasingly drawn to the potential returns the country offers. Nigeria is home to over 3,300 startups, according to a 2023 Statista report, making it the leading...
Nigeria is fast becoming a fertile ground for startups. With a population of over 200 million people and the Nigerian startup industry leading the startup funding in Africa for years, the future is promising. However, navigating the legal landscape can be tricky for...
Launching a startup in Nigeria is both exciting and challenging. Entrepreneurs often focus on innovation, product development, and attracting investors, but the legal side of business is just as critical. A lawyer can be one of the most valuable assets to a startup,...
As Nigeria’s startup ecosystem continues to grow, with Lagos emerging as a leading hub for tech and innovation, the importance of board governance cannot be overstated. While many founders focus on funding, product development, and market growth, the structure of the...
There are a couple of things you need to know when starting a business in Nigeria, and employment law is one of the most critical. As a startup founder, you need to be aware of the legal framework that governs employer-employee relationships to avoid potential...