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Osayi Ejiga

2025-06-06 09:00:36

A new U.S.-Nigeria trade deal could unlock more investment for Nigerian startups

At the heart of the five-year agreement is a renewed commitment to deepen access to U.S. capital markets—valued at over $120 trillion—and expand the already significant flow of venture funding to Nigerian startups

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A new U.S.-Nigeria trade deal could unlock more investment for Nigerian startups

At the heart of the five-year agreement is a renewed commitment to deepen access to U.S. capital markets—valued at over $120 trillion—and expand the already significant flow of venture funding to Nigerian startups

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Osayi Ejiga

2025-06-05 15:57:41

How Nigerian founders are de-dollarising their startups

On Friday, April 30, TechCabal, in partnership with CloudPlexo, an AWS service provider, hosted a salon-style discussion well-attended by founders and executives from notable companies, including Piggyvest, Kuda, Sycamore, GetEquity, PaidHR, Moniepoint, and more. We gathered Africa’s brightest startup minds to share how they are cutting costs in their startups.

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How Nigerian founders are de-dollarising their startups

On Friday, April 30, TechCabal, in partnership with CloudPlexo, an AWS service provider, hosted a salon-style discussion well-attended by founders and executives from notable companies, including Piggyvest, Kuda, Sycamore, GetEquity, PaidHR, Moniepoint, and more. We gathered Africa’s brightest startup minds to share how they are cutting costs in their startups.

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Osayi Ejiga

2025-05-28 03:00:00

Nigerian startups are turning to debt but not everyone is ready

Nigerian startups are increasingly turning to debt for growth, but experts warn it’s only suitable for mature companies with strong financials, compliance, and a clear repayment strategy.

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Nigerian startups are turning to debt but not everyone is ready

Nigerian startups are increasingly turning to debt for growth, but experts warn it’s only suitable for mature companies with strong financials, compliance, and a clear repayment strategy.

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Osayi Ejiga

2025-05-23 13:49:49

Only two Nigerian startups make Bloomberg’s 2025 tech watchlist

Only two Nigerian startups—Pricepally and Thrive Agric—made Bloomberg’s 2025 list of top African startups. While unexpected, it highlights Nigeria’s evolving food and agri-tech landscape amid Lagos’s rise as a global tech hub.

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Only two Nigerian startups make Bloomberg’s 2025 tech watchlist

Only two Nigerian startups—Pricepally and Thrive Agric—made Bloomberg’s 2025 list of top African startups. While unexpected, it highlights Nigeria’s evolving food and agri-tech landscape amid Lagos’s rise as a global tech hub.

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2025-05-14 10:06:09

Moniepoint, PalmPay, OmniRetail, Paga make FT Africa’s fastest-growing companies list

Last year, five Nigerian startups—Omniretail, Moniepoint, Thrive Agric Limited, Paga, and Zone—were represented on the 100-company list.

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Moniepoint, PalmPay, OmniRetail, Paga make FT Africa’s fastest-growing companies list

Last year, five Nigerian startups—Omniretail, Moniepoint, Thrive Agric Limited, Paga, and Zone—were represented on the 100-company list.

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A new U.S.-Nigeria trade deal could unlock more investment for Nigerian startups

A new U.S.-Nigeria trade deal could unlock more investment for Nigerian startups

How Nigerian founders are de-dollarising their startups

How Nigerian founders are de-dollarising their startups

Nigerian startups are turning to debt but not everyone is ready

Nigerian startups are turning to debt but not everyone is ready

Only two Nigerian startups make Bloomberg’s 2025 tech watchlist

Only two Nigerian startups make Bloomberg’s 2025 tech watchlist

Moniepoint, PalmPay, OmniRetail, Paga make FT Africa’s fastest-growing companies list

Moniepoint, PalmPay, OmniRetail, Paga make FT Africa’s fastest-growing companies list