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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 —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 —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 —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...
DRIVE100 —009: Meet TrashDisappears, the Nigerian Startup Using AI to Tackle Africa’s Waste Crisis
Across Africa, waste management remains a challenge, with blocked drainage systems, and overflowing dumpsites pointing to a deeper structural problem. But one Nigerian startup,...
DRIVE100 —008: Inside Rentville’s Mission to Simplify House-Hunting in Nigeria Through TechnologyÂ
For many Nigerians, finding a home remains one of the most stressful experiences in daily life. That’s precisely the gap Rentville, a fast-rising Nigerian...
DRIVE100 —007: Like ALX and ALT School, Origin8Lab is Using AI to Solve Unemployment in Nigeria
Origin8Lab, a Nigerian EdTech startup, is aiming to bridge the gap between skills training and employment across Africa, using artificial intelligence (AI). The platform provides...
DRIVE100 —006: Meet Quilo, the Nigerian Startup Redefining How Events Are Streamed Online
As hybrid experiences become the new normal across the entertainment industry, Quilo, a Nigerian startup, is positioning itself at the forefront of digital event...
DRIVE100 —004: How Sphere Of Web3 is Empowering People with Disabilities to Learn and Earn Through Blockchain
Sphere Of Web3, a Nigerian startup is tackling a problem few have dared to confront, which is the exclusion of people with disabilities from...
DRIVE100 —003: Inside OneWon Water — The Startup Using Data and Technology to Solve Nigeria’s Water Crisis
In a country where millions still struggle to access clean water daily, OneWon Water and Integrated Solutions is proving that innovation, data, and local...
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