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A TLP Advisory report reveals Nigerian startups avoid NGX listings due to regulatory barriers, currency mismatch, undervaluation fears, and limited market liquidity, despite the launch of the NGX Technology Board in 2022.

African Startup Funding Surges to $590m in November 2025 on Back of Major IPOs

Startup Review

African startups attracted almost $590 million in November 2025, driven by blockbuster IPOs and energy investments, with the top 10 startups capturing over 97% of total funding.

December 19, 2025 / 0 Comments
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Chowdeck, Nigeria’s rising food delivery platform, surpasses 2 million registered users and 1 million orders, highlighting strong market adoption and record-breaking Big Black Friday performance.

Chowdeck Hits 2 Million Users, Showcasing Rapid Growth in Nigerian Food Delivery Market

News,  Startup Review

Chowdeck, Nigeria’s rising food delivery platform, surpasses 2 million registered users and 1 million orders, highlighting strong market adoption and record-breaking Big Black Friday performance.

December 8, 2025 / 0 Comments
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Despite a tough investment climate, African female-led startups raised over $45.4 million by September 2025. Here are the women founders who secured $1 million or more this year across sectors including fintech, biotech, agritech, healthtech, and clean energy.

African Women Tech Founders Surpass $45 Million in Funding by September 2025

Founder Sportlight,  Women in Tech

Despite a tough investment climate, African female-led startups raised over $45.4 million by September 2025. Here are the women founders who secured $1 million or more this year across sectors including fintech, biotech, agritech, healthtech, and clean energy.

December 8, 2025 / 0 Comments
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African startups secured $441.9 million in October 2025, a 217% jump from September. Mega-rounds, securitization deals, and strong fintech and clean energy investments drove the rebound across Nigeria, Kenya, Egypt, and South Africa.

African Startup Funding Plunges to $162M in November 2025 as Investment Activity Slows

Startup Review

Startup funding in Africa dropped to $162 million in November 2025—a sharp 63% fall from October. Equity dominated the month’s deals, with South Africa leading large-ticket investments, including SolarSaver’s $60 million round.

December 5, 2025 / 0 Comments
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African startups secured $441.9 million in October 2025, a 217% jump from September. Mega-rounds, securitization deals, and strong fintech and clean energy investments drove the rebound across Nigeria, Kenya, Egypt, and South Africa.

TNP Calls on Nigerian Startups to Leverage Debt Financing for Smarter, Sustainable Scaling

Feature

During a Lagos roundtable, The New Practice (TNP) urged Nigerian startups to prioritise debt financing as a disciplined and scalable growth model, spotlighting Payaza’s N40.37bn commercial paper success and Nigeria’s increasingly accessible debt market.

November 24, 2025 / 0 Comments
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Nigeria’s startups raised $93.4 million in October 2025, a 130.6% surge driven by Moniepoint’s $90 million round and rising early-stage investments across fintech, clean energy, agriculture, logistics, and edtech.

Nigeria’s Startup Funding Climbs to $93.4 Million in October 2025, Rising 130.6%

Startup Review

Nigeria’s startups raised $93.4 million in October 2025, a 130.6% surge driven by Moniepoint’s $90 million round and rising early-stage investments across fintech, clean energy, agriculture, logistics, and edtech.

November 19, 2025 / 0 Comments
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The Federal Government of Nigeria has announced plans to launch two new funding initiatives for startups in 2026 under its flagship Investment in Digital and Creative Enterprises (iDICE) programme. The move reinforces the government’s commitment to scaling up investment in technology and creative enterprises, empowering young Nigerians, and driving innovation-led economic growth. The announcement follows the federal government’s recent participation in the $64 million investment round by Ventures Platform, a pan-African venture capital firm that supports early-stage startups across Africa.

FG to Launch Two New Startup Funds in 2026 to Boost Nigeria’s Tech and Creative Sectors

News,  Startup Review

The Federal Government of Nigeria will introduce two new startup funds in 2026 under the iDICE programme to support tech and creative entrepreneurs, expanding its $617 million investment drive for young innovators.

November 11, 2025 / 0 Comments
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Ventures Platform has announced the first close of its $75 million Pan-African Fund II, raising $64 million from investors including IFC, BII, Standard Bank, Proparco, and Nigeria’s iDICE program to back early-stage African tech startups.

Ventures Platform Secures $64 Million First Close for Second Pan-African Tech Fund

News

Ventures Platform has announced the first close of its $75 million Pan-African Fund II, raising $64 million from investors including IFC, BII, Standard Bank, Proparco, and Nigeria’s iDICE program to back early-stage African tech startups.

November 7, 2025 / 0 Comments
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African startups raised $442 million in October 2025 — a 216% jump from September. Spiro and Moniepoint led the charge with $100 million and $90 million raises, signaling renewed investor confidence in Africa’s tech ecosystem.

Spiro and Moniepoint Lead as African Startups Raise $442 Million in October 2025

Startup Review

African startups raised $442 million in October 2025 — a 216% jump from September. Spiro and Moniepoint led the charge with $100 million and $90 million raises, signaling renewed investor confidence in Africa’s tech ecosystem.

November 6, 2025 / 0 Comments
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Meta has awarded $200,000 to 12 AI startups across Nigeria, Kenya, Senegal, and South Africa through its Llama Impact Accelerator 2025, supporting innovative solutions in healthcare, education, agriculture, and public services.

Meta Awards $200,000 to 12 AI Startups from Nigeria, Kenya, Senegal, and South Africa

Artificial Intelligence (AI) & Machine Learning,  News,  Startup Review

Meta has awarded $200,000 to 12 AI startups across Nigeria, Kenya, Senegal, and South Africa through its Llama Impact Accelerator 2025, supporting innovative solutions in healthcare, education, agriculture, and public services.

November 5, 2025 / 0 Comments
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