News SeamlessHR secures $10 million in Series A funding round SeamlessHR has raised $10 million in a Series A round led by TLcom Capital. It will use the funding to launch a new embedded finance product and add other product functionalities.
Opinion 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.
Events Apply for Adanian Labs Venture Building Programme to receive $120,000 investment Startups in Kenya, Nigeria, South Africa, and Tanzania can apply for the 12-month programme; the deadline is December 10, 2021.
News Mecho Autotech announces funding from Ingressive, Ventures Platform, Tekedia and Mono's CEO Mecho Autotech has received an undisclosed amount of investment from Ingressive Capital, Ventures Platform, Tekedia Capital Investment, and Mono's CEO Abdul Hassan.
Spotlight 10 Nigerian venture firms and their portfolio companies Despite the overwhelming amount of foreign funding, Nigerian investors were responsible for nearly one-third of the investments in Nigerian startups.
Opinion Understanding how venture funds work Venture Capital holds a lot of promise, but very few know how it works. This piece will help you understand what goes on before the headlines.
News Nigerian Fintech Platform, Appzone, raises $10 million Series A Funding The round was led by CardinalStone Capital Advisers alongside V8 Capital, Lateral Investment Partners, Constant Capital, and Itanna Capital Ventures,
News Bankly raises $2 million in a seed round led by Vault Bankly raised $2 million in a round led by Vault. The fund will help them boost their customer base and develop direct-to-customer products.
Spotlight Meet the Nigerian investor who has invested in 26 startups With 26 startups and one exit in his portfolio, there are fewer Nigerian investors more prolific than Olumide Soyombo
News FirstCheck Africa wants to bridge the funding gap for women in Africa FirstCheck Africa will invest $25,000 in six early-stage female founders, in exchange for equity.
