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DRIVE100 —021: How Nigerian Startup, IOREALTORS, is building Africa’s “Bolt for Real Estate” to Redefine Property Search
Finding a home in Nigeria is often more exhausting than exciting. Between endless agent calls, inflated rents, and unclear listings, the real estate experience...
DRIVE100 —020: How SwiftAssist is Helping Founders Scale By Training Africa’s Next Generation of Virtual Assistants
SwiftAssist, a Nigerian startup is redefining what it means to support businesses, while simultaneously creating pathways for aspiring digital talent. From managing emails and...
DRIVE100 —019: How Nigerian Startup LingTec AI Is Automating the Way AI Companies Source Talents, Annotate Data, and Scale OperationsÂ
Across the world, artificial intelligence is redefining how businesses operate, how societies function, and how economies evolve. At the centre of this movement is...
DRIVE100 —018: Zepay Is Simplifying How Nigerians Pay, Save, and Invest, Just Like OPay, Kuda, and Chipper Cash
Everyday, Nigerians juggle multiple apps for bills, banking, and investments, often resulting in high fees, transaction limits, and poor user experiences. For Daniel Charles-Iyoha,...
DRIVE100 —017: Why GymPaddy Could Be the Next Big Force After iFitness in Nigeria’s Fitness Industry
In an age where fitness apps track metrics and social media platforms glorify perfection, GymPaddy is reimagining what it means to stay fit, connected,...
DRIVE100 —016: Meet Winpay, the Fintech Helping Africans Make Payments, Manage Business, and Access Financial Growth Tools
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Millions of people, across Africa, still struggle to move money easily, not because they lack the will, but because the systems meant to serve...
DRIVE100 —015: Meet Floats XR, the Nigerian Startup Solving Marketing’s Biggest Problem With AI
Founded by Iyobosa Rehoboth, Floats XR, a Nigerian startup, is solving one of marketing’s most persistent problems, which is the inability to measure the...
DRIVE100 —014: MyArteLab, the Nigerian Startup Connecting African Photographers, Designers to Clients Like Upwork, Fiverr
Across Africa’s booming creative landscape, thousands of photographers, designers, and digital artists struggle with one recurring challenge, visibility, fair pay, and trust.
The global freelance...
DRIVE100 —013: Beyond Theories, Female-Led Startup TURNVE Is Helping African Talents Gain Work Experience via Virtual Simulation
In a continent where millions of young graduates are equipped with certificates but not experience, TURNVE, a female-led Nigerian startup is rewriting what it...
DRIVE100 —012: Turbo Is the New Uber Fusing AI, AR, and Fintech to Redefine Transport Across Nigeria
Turbo Mobility, a Nigerian startup, is rewriting the rules of transport across Nigeria. Founded by Gbolabo Joseph, the Lagos-based startup is building a platform...
DRIVE100 —011: Meet CharmPay, the Escrow Startup Making Online Shopping Safer for Nigerian Students and Small Traders
When Michael Charming Adeyinka began noticing how students and small online traders in Nigeria were losing their savings to fake payments and fraudulent buyers,...
DRIVE100 —010: Meet Demfati, the All-in-One Platform Transforming How Africa Hosts Events Like Eventbrite, or TixAfrica
For years, African event organisers have struggled with using different platforms for ticketing, voting, forms, payments, and broadcast. Demfati, a Nigerian startup, is solving...
