Nigerian Startup Bill to unlock tech sector potential
The new Nigerian Startup Bill (NSB) will reset relations between the government and tech sector and create an enabling environment for startups to flourish.
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The new Nigerian Startup Bill (NSB) will reset relations between the government and tech sector and create an enabling environment for startups to flourish.
Investors are betting on African startups.
(Bloomberg) -- Africa’s technology startups raised a record $5 billion this year as U.S. investors piled into companies that are helping the continent’s tech-savvy and young population conduct financial transactions.
Nearly two-thirds of the top 20 largest disclosed deals involved investors from the US Companies including Endeavor Catalyst and Ribbit Capital that took part in at least three deals each.
The new Nigerian Startup Bill (NSB) will reset relations between the government and tech sector and create an enabling environment for startups to flourish.