BaobabPlus and Trade Lenda Team Up to Bring Affordable Solar Solutions for SMEs
BaobabPlus Nigeria, a leading solar technology provider, has joined forces with Trade Lenda, a digital microfinance institution, to make sustainable ...
Tag: Startups
Call For Registrations: Ibadan Startup Fest 2023
Welcome to the Ibadan StartUp Fest 2023, where innovation, technology, and entrepreneurship converge to shape the future of the Southwest ...
Ibadan StartUp Fest 2023 Unveils N150 Million startup Fund
Ibadan StartUp Fest 2023 is set to make waves with the introduction of the N150 million Ibadan StartUp Fund, a ...
Call For Applications: RisingTide Africa Accelerator Program 2023
Are you a female-owned startup operating in Africa? Do you have a clear path to profitability and proof of concept? ...
Call For Applications: December for Women Who Code Fellowship 2023
The December for Women Who Code (DFWWC) fellowship program is an annual Because She Can program that aims to bridge ...
Call For Registrations: Start-Up Arewa Innovation Summit 2023
In the heart of Northern Nigeria, where the vibrant spirit of innovation meets the challenges of the modern world, Start-Up ...
Call For Applications: Medplus Built To Last Grant Competition( Up to #30,000,000)
Medplus is more than just a pharmacy. They are Nigeria’s leading health and beauty retailer chain pharmacy. With over 100 stores nationwide, our ...
Call For Applications: She Code Africa x Grow with Google Scholarship 2023
She Code Africa in partnership with Grow with Google and Coursera, is providing 100% scholarship to African girls and women interested ...
Yellow Card Teams Up with Web3Ladies to Empower 500+ Nigerian Women in Tech
Pan-African cryptocurrency exchange, Yellow Card, is partnering with the Web3Ladies mentorship program to provide over 500 Nigerian women with essential ...
Call For Applications: TechGirls Program 2024 for Young Women
TechGirls is a U.S.-based summer exchange program designed to empower and support young women (ages 15-17) from the United States ...
