funds for Nigerian entrepreneurs

“Don’t Go To Banks. Go To Venture Capitalists” – Jovago MD Marek Zmyslowski 0
- Entrepreneurs
- November 21, 2014
ENTERPRISE54 – At the recently concluded MSME Business Networking Summit held in Lagos, the Managing Director of Jovago.com, Marek Zmyslowski made a presentation where he mentored up-and-coming entrepreneurs on the measures to take to help their businesses access required funding. He also outlined the benefits of strategic partnerships to a growing business. The MSME Business
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Eghosa Omoigui Shares How To Get $50k-$500k From EchoVC 0
- Money
- November 12, 2014
ENTERPRISE54 – As you all know, EchoVC Partners is a Silicon Valley-based early to seed stage venture capital founded by Eghosa Omoigui. At the last DEMO Africa which held on the 25th – 26th of September, Nigeria’s communication technology minister Omobola Johnson during her speech announced that EchoVC would be the principal manager of the
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For entrepreneurs in/around Surulere: $150,000 in cash and support up for grabs 0
- Entrepreneurs
- September 25, 2014
ENTERPRISE54 – Entries have now opened for the second stream of #SurulereStartups – where 10 young people running businesses 1 – 3 years old will be selected for an 8-week televised boot camp. 3 winning businesses will win access to over $150,000 in cash, media inventory and business incubation. “#SurulereStartups is the first stream of
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Co-creation Hub Nigeria Launches $500,000 Seed Investment Program 0
- Entrepreneurs, Money, Technology
- September 1, 2014
ENTERPRISE54 – CcHUB boosts its incubation program with the launch of a $500,000 seed investment fund to support early stage start-ups over the next two years. Start-ups will receive sums ranging from $10,000 – $25,000 to support business model experimentation and operations. Initial beneficiaries of the seed program are Vacantboards, Truppr, Traclist, 500shops and GeniiGames.
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Nigerian Entrepreneurs Can Source Funds On This Site 2
- Companies, Money
- August 23, 2014
ENTERPRISE54 – The biggest challenge for the average entrepreneur in Africa is accessing finance to fund their startups. The banks hardly give budding entrepreneurs loans, raising money from family and friends can be a nightmare. The frustration has led many entrepreneurs to throw in the towel.The next option is usually to save from their earnings.
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