Tag: Nigeria Tech Startups
Nigerian mental health technology startup Mytherapist is helping individuals and couples access professional therapy through online consultations, appointment bookings and digital wellbeing tools, as it seeks to make mental healthcare more accessible and affordable. Founded in 2021...
Nigerian healthcare technology startup Helium Health has secured a $2.5 million grant from Google.org to deploy artificial intelligence (AI) solutions aimed at improving maternal healthcare delivery and reducing preventable deaths in Nigeria.
The funding will support the...
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Nigerian Startup, Xelaris, Launches Florence Accelerator with $500 Microgrants to Empower Teen Coders
Nigerian edtech startup, Xelaris, has launched Florence, a new accelerator programme aimed at helping teenage coders transition from coding tutorials to building and shipping...
Inside Loopify: The Nigerian Startup Using AI to Automate Digital Marketing for Small Businesses
Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) make up more than 80% of businesses globally, yet many continue to struggle with one of the most important...
Loopify Launches Digital Marketing Platform to Help 5,000 Small Businesses Reach More Customers
Nigerian startup, Loopify, has launched a full-stack digital marketing platform that already supports over 5,000 businesses across Africa, the US, and the UK. Launched by...
“Beyond Tech, We’re Building Infrastructure”: Lumi CEO Wale Adeniji on Powering Africa’s Retail Backbone
Across Africa, businesses have operated in an unreliable infrastructure. For Lumi CEO Wale Adeniji, this was an opportunity to bring operational infrastructure to African...
Meet Roqqu: The Nigerian Fintech Startup Building a Crypto Exchange Infrastructure for Millions in Africa
Founded in 2018 in Lagos, Roqqu, a cryptocurrency exchange platform, emerged from a simple idea: to help simplify crypto transactions and enable seamless cross-border...
Nnenna Nkata: The Nigerian Amazon Bridging Africa’s Financial Services Gap With “Monirates”
Africa’s financial services have long been fragmented, unreliable, and difficult to navigate, especially when it comes to cross-border payments. Sending money from one country...
How MenuHQ is Helping Hotels Serve Customers Better with Contactless Menu Feature
In an age where technology shapes customer expectations, MenuHQ.app, a fast-growing Nigerian startup is helping restaurants, hotels, lounges, and bars move from outdated paper...
Nigeria’s Travel-Tech Startup Esosa Joins Lisk’s 2025 African Blockchain Incubation Hub. Why it Matters
In a boost to Nigeria’s travel-tech ecosystem, Esosa, an AI-powered travel arrangements company headquartered in Ikeja, Lagos, has been named among the 20 startups...
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