EducationTechnology

GOMYCODE Nigeria Launches New Lagos Flagship Hackerspace

GOMYCODE Nigeria, Africa’s leading edtech platform, announced that following the successful opening of its first hackerspace in January 2021, its new flagship hackerspace is opening up in a bigger location in Lagos, Nigeria. The new hackerspace, located at 230 Herbert Macaulay, Alagomeji-Yaba, is a one of a kind architectural model. The new space is remarkable with  its unique colors that …
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RestaurantTechnology

Vendease, closes a $30 million Series A round

Vendease was established in 2019 by Wale Oyepeju, Gatumi Aliyu, Olumide Fayankin, and Tunde Kara to connect food businesses with suppliers. However, the company soon ran into other difficulties, including sluggish delivery and quality control issues. The company began developing a full-payment, logistics, storage, and inventory management system to manage the flow of food supplies from one point…
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FashionMarkets

Segun Olusemo To Launch Clothing Line, With Portion of Proceeds Going To Breast Cancer NGO

Segun Olusemo is launching a clothing line, with a portion of the proceeds benefiting a breast cancer non-profit. Reality stars from “Big Brother Nigeria” may receive large sums of money in exchange for their abilities to influence brands, but making that cash work for them in the long run is an entirely different matter. In order to attain a long-term goal rather than living off of…
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StartupsTechnology

Jumia Brand Festival 2022: Here’s what to Expect

If there is anything everyone loves, it’s hearing that one can get something for free or at great discounts! Luckily, One of Nigeria’s leading e-commerce platforms, Jumia, is bringing the 2022 edition of the Brand Festival from September 12th to October 2nd, where you…
StartupsTechnology

LifeBank, Bookings Africa & 21 Other Nigerian Startups Selected for the 2022 Google Black Founders Fund

Google has selected 60 African startups for the second cohort of the Google for Startups Black Founders Fund (BFF). Nigerian startups dominated the list, comprising 23 of the 60 chosen from across Africa. Kenya comes in second with 12 startups, followed by Rwanda with six. Five of the selected startups are from South Africa, four from Uganda, and three from Ghana, and Cameroon. Ethiopia had two…
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