US EditionHow Nigerian Startups Are De-Dollarising Their Operations
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How Nigerian startups are de-dollarising their operations
It used to be simple. You built something people wanted, got investments to buy the tools you need and create the team you need to scale exponentially—maybe a few smart hires from abroad. The tech ecosystem was flush with cash and hope for startups and their technology, so the numbers worked. Until 2023, the numbers stopped working for startups in Nigeria; the naira value has depreciated against the dollar. This eroded growth: revenue, despite g…
Pitch2Win 5 returns with $10,000 Equity-Free Funding and 30+ Global Investors to Back Nigerian Startups
Pitch2Win 5 returns with $10,000 Equity-Free Funding and 30+ Global Investors to Back Nigerian Startups TechCircle is excited to announce the fifth edition of Pitch2Win, Nigeria’s leading startup pitch competition designed to spotlight and support promising early-stage startups. Scheduled for July 30, 2025, this year’s event promises to be the most impactful yet. Fifteen (15) startups will pitch live before a panel of 30+ global investors and le…
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