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Nigerian startups raised just $4.9m in July 2026, down from $115.2m in June. The headline crash masks a quieter story about which companies are actually struggling.
Nigerian fintech OneDosh launched a Stripe-powered onramp letting eligible users fund USD wallets with a debit card and access its full ecosystem immediately.
Lagos startup Sorveo has launched an AI platform that plugs into existing CCTV cameras, offering real-time facial and plate recognition without replacing hardware.
SpaceX's debut post-IPO earnings show revenue hitting $7.8 billion, driven by Starlink and AI, though heavy spending produced a net loss.
Spiro rolled out 22,000 electric motorcycles in Rwanda but only 5,000 in Nigeria, a gap that reveals how infrastructure and strategy shape Africa's e-mobility race.
Healthstack has opened its DevRel Program nationwide; paid developer relations roles for applicants in every Nigerian state. Join the network powering Healthstack's identity, consent, and records API linking telemedicine, EMR, lab, and pharmacy apps across Nigeria's healthtech sector.
Miva Open University and drone maker Terra Industries are building robotics labs where students will design, test, and fly drones as part of their degree programs.
Uchi Uchibeke paid every investor, team member and backer following Chimoney's acquisition by CapitalSage, with four former colleagues securing UK Global Talent visas.
A viral tweet from Chowdeck's CEO reveals how Nigerian users shift protein orders week by week, reflecting income rhythms in Africa's fast-growing food delivery market.
A man played with an aerosol can near fire and it exploded. The caution label was in English but he could not read it. That is why Leangoogs exists.
He was one of the only Africans and the youngest person to get Ethereum Foundation funding. Then the bear market arrived and stripped everything back. He built again anyway.
Nigerian HR SaaS firm SeamlessHR has rebranded as Seamless Technologies, adding AI, embedded finance, procurement and blue-collar tools under one umbrella.
Tutorial centres cost money most students do not have. WhatsApp is free and already on every phone. Someone just connected those two facts and built a product.
Every Nigerian university student knows the struggle. The queue for textbooks, the attendance sheet drama, the assignment submission chaos. One student decided enough was enough.
The nationwide iHatch Cohort 5 startup incubation programme has officially started under NITDA's ONDI with JICA support, targeting early-stage founders across all 36 states and the FCT.
Emmanuel Jago has announced his departure as PalRemit’s VP of Growth after nearly four years, reflecting on helping the company grow to more than 100,000 users and over $100 million in transactions.
The CBN's January 2027 data localization deadline is setting up a high-stakes infrastructure stress test for smaller Nigerian fintechs.
UK-based B2B fintech infrastructure provider PawaPay has crossed a major operational milestone, handling over 3 billion mobile money transactions. Driven by a massive surge in merchant utility, the platform's third billion arrived in under nine months.
While late-stage fintech rounds and global tech giants dominate the headlines, the future of Africa’s digital economy is being built from the ground up. Discover how Port Harcourt’s Young Techies Festival (YTF) has grown from a local meetup into a powerhouse talent pipeline for kids aged 8–17.
Healthstack, Speedlink Robotics & Invoicer stole the show at the Port Harcourt Tech Expo 2026. Meet the startups redefining Nigerian tech