On Saturday 27th of March, Sme100Africa and 100Women in partnership with Axa Mansard held the first day of two virtual digital marketing training for women. This event is held annually…
An Africa-focused fin tech company, Flutterwave dropped a bombshell and announced on Wednesday that they secured $170 million from a leading group of international investors to expand its customer base in existing and international markets and to develop new products.
100women.ng the women’s platform which seeks to bring together female entrepreneurs across Nigeria, project their voices, create opportunities and platforms for them to network and succeed in their various industries…
Nigerian fintech, Flutterwave Inc's Chief Executive Officer, Olusola Agboola, has taken to his verified Twitter handle to announce the opening of a public fund to support and cater to those…
Ever been asked, “how do you compare to your competitors.” Hopefully, you did not answer, “I have no competitors.” Thorough research of your business industry will reveal your competitors. Knowing…
Nigerian fintech companies raised $600 million in five years – McKinsey Report McKinsey report has revealed that Nigeria’s fintech companies have raised over $600 million in funding in the last…
@lsetf has introduced the LSETF-FirstEdu Loan - a ₦5bn Post COVID Recovery Support targeted at low-cost privately owned schools and vocational training centres in Lagos State. The Lagos State Government…
The Lagos State Government has launched a N5bn support fund to help reduce the impact of COVID-19 on low-cost private schools in Lagos. The educational sector is one of those…
The Nigerian government on Thursday tweeted an order to all persons holding accounts across financial institutions and insurance firms to complete and submit Self-certification forms. This was announced by the…
Stakeholders in the Nigerian Education sector have advocated more private sector investment, tax concession, import duty waivers for educational equipment and government’s special intervention funds to revamp the sector in the…