Tag: Nigerian Startup

A Nigerian youth-led health technology startup, SereniMind, has launched a pan-African mental health awareness campaign aimed at challenging stigma and promoting emotional wellbeing among...

Building a financial technology company is fundamentally different from launching a typical startup, which is why understanding how to build a fintech startup requires...

Owllup, a Nigerian startup founded in 2023 by Chimaobi Stanley Anyanwu, is aiming to merge mentorship, community, and commerce to help young creators and...

Influencer marketing for startups is no longer just a luxury for big brands with huge budgets. Today, even small and early-stage businesses can leverage...

Nigerian fintech company, Payaza, has integrated Google Pay and Apple Pay into its payment platform, a move it says is aimed at capturing a...

After nearly twenty years of limiting its services in Nigeria, PayPal is making a return through a strategic partnership with Nigerian fintech, Paga. The...

In the competitive world of startups, data isn’t just numbers, it’s a roadmap. Understanding how to collect, analyse, and act on insights can transform...

For millions of Nigerian students, securing a university admission is competitive and stressful. Kollegescout, a Nigerian education technology startup, believes this mismatch is not...

In a marketplace flooded with competitors, simply offering a great product or service is no longer enough. The question every founder asks is: what...

Being a startup founder is exciting, but it also comes with constant pressure to make decisions that can determine the success or failure of...

In a crowded market of digital wallets and cashback platforms, Numoni is taking a radically different approach, it is giving consumers value before they...

Paystack, the African payments company backed by Stripe, has announced the launch of The Stack Group (TSG), a new parent holding company designed to...