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Five organisations giving equity-free funding to startups in Nigeria

Five organisations giving equity-free funding to startups in Nigeria

These five organisations give equity-free funding to startups in Nigeria - Tony Elumelu Foundation, Lagos State Employment Trust Fund, Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, Ford Foundation, and Bank of Industry

Zero To Scale: Damilola Fasawe-Aderinto — Operations Partner and Co-founder of Future Africa

Zero To Scale: Damilola Fasawe-Aderinto — Operations Partner and Co-founder of Future Africa

In this edition of Zero To Scale, Future Africa’s co-founder and operations partner Damilola Fasawe-Aderinto talks about how startups can attract investors and the growth levers African startups should focus on.

How to be an angel investor with less than $3,000 (₦1.2 million) in Nigeria

How to be an angel investor with less than $3,000 (₦1.2 million) in Nigeria

How to be an angel investor with less than $3,000: Join an angel network, join a syndicate or angel group, and use tokenized equity platforms like GetEquity and WeFunder.