Lagos allocates ₦1 billion seed fund for start-ups
Start-ups can apply for funding through the LASRIC website. Eligible applicants must pass an initial screening and a panel evaluation by industry experts.
Samuel Olomu
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Lagos State University gets innovation lab
The lab marks a significant milestone in technological advancement and collaboration in building technological solutions in Nigeria.
1:50
Airtel Africa starts construction of first data centre in Nigeria
Airtel says Nxtra project is a critical component of the company's growth strategy and represents a watershed moment in the company's history, with a focus on Nigeria, the company's largest market.
1:30
ALX welcomes fresh cohort of African tech students
Africans aged 18 to 34 with the capacity to travel to in-city tech hubs are eligible for the ALX initiative.
2:30
Mastercard taps into 'African digital revolution'
Ongoing digital transformation on the continent prompts digital payment solutions provider to explore further investment opportunities.
1:50
Nigeria Internet Exchange goes live in Lagos
The alliance between MainData Nigeria, Internet Exchange Point of Nigeria expected to expand local internet transit traffic.
1:30
'More M&A activity in Africa's tech, telecoms'
Pundits predict an increase as continent's business community readies for inaugural TMT Finance Africa Conference in Lagos.
1:50
Zuckerberg inspiration for Nigeria's startups
Facebook founder engages with local entrepreneurs, developers during visit to Sub-Saharan Africa.
3:00
Seedstars Lagos winning startup readies for US$1-m contest
Co-founder of health platform, Kangpe believes the global award is not out of reach.
1:50
Nigeria: MTN subscribers demand consistency in service
Parties for resolving fine impasse, but subscribers demand same dedication to service quality.
1:40
Nigeria: NCC vows transparency in licensing broadband
Regulator's Chief Executive expounds on strategy and objectives.
1:40
Nigeria: Senate President vows to block Social Media Bill
Bukola Saraki says the controversial proposed legislation will not be passed into law.