PayMyRent is a house rent loan service that was launched in February 2017. The app is a product of PayMyRent Nigeria, a startup that was founded by Damilare Ogunyemi in 2016.
Startup Review: Neohaul Could Track Trucks and Detect Changes in Cargo Weight at Every Time, But is that Enough?
Startup Review: Neohaul Could Track Trucks and Detect Changes in Cargo Weight at Every Time, But is that Enough?
Startup Review: Wealth.ng Could Help you Invest in Stocks but it Lacks Foreign Investment Options
Wealth.ng is a fintech product that helps people invest their money.
Startup Review: How TradeDepot Makes Constant Restocking Possible for Nigerian Retailers
If you walk through markets like the one at Mile 12 in Lagos or Bodija in Ibadan, you will see numerous stalls with provisions and people selling them either in bulk or pieces. Buying and selling is a basic part of everyday living and the traders who sell need an easily accessible avenue to keep restocking on necessary items.
Startup Review: International Delivery and Customizable Platform is giving Tradift an Edge in Nigerian eCommerce
Since it launched in January, about 2,512 traders have created accounts and obtained digital presence for their businesses.
Startup Review: LegalTech Startup ‘Judy’ is Providing Access To Legal Research in Nigeria and Ghana
Judy Technologies is a legaltech startup that was founded in February 2018 by Bright Oleka, Sadiq Okocha, and Charles Thompson. It was the capstone project that was carried out by the three men at the Meltwater Entrepreneurial School of Technology (MEST) in Accra, Ghana. Judy’s unique legaltech solution The solution itself is an artificial intelligence-based […]
Startup Review: Festival Coins Takes Care of the Technical Aspects of Event Planning
In 2018, Folayemi Agusto and Nosa Oregun launched Festival Coins with the aim of taking away the problems that are associated with organizing events in Nigeria.
Startup Review: How EDeyShop Can Help You Get Customer and Make Sales On Whatsapp
E-commerce has seen a lot of embrace/usage over the years, but the increasing activities of people on social media platforms have seen the emergence of thousands of social commerce players (businesses that sell on towards social media).
Startup Review: How Crop2Cash is Digitizing the Value Chain and Making Finance Accessible for Farmers
The Nigerian agricultural sector is very broad, with subsectors including poultry, piggery, fishery and crop farming among others.
How five Nigerian tech-startups are tackling COVID-19 outbreak
The front line of Nigeria’s fight against Coronavirus seems to be occupied only by the banking industry and billionaire’s club in Nigeria
