Before the constant hum of generators powering internet cafes, before smartphones became extensions of our hands, and before “techpreneur” was a household word in Nigeria, there was a man with
Executive Summary This report explores twenty formidable companies that have emerged from the support of the Tony Elumelu Foundation (TEF), Africa’s most influential philanthropy dedicated to entrepreneurship. Founded in 2010
Origin and Vision The Tony Elumelu Foundation (TEF) was established in 2010 by Nigerian investor and philanthropist Tony O. Elumelu. In 2015, the Foundation launched its US$100 million Entrepreneurship Programme,
Introduction: A New Era of Innovation The United Kingdom’s startup ecosystem has emerged from the shadow of the pandemic with remarkable resilience and unprecedented innovation, signaling what industry experts are calling
Nigeria is a land of vast opportunity, where entrepreneurs can turn relatively small amounts of capital into thriving businesses. With less than ₦2 million, it is possible to establish sustainable ventures
In 2025, Japan continues to open its doors to foreign talent, making it possible for skilled professionals from around the world — including Africa and Asia — to work and
Iceland has introduced a new digital nomad visa (officially called the long‑term visa for remote workers), designed to attract digital nomads and foreign remote workers from non‑EEA/EFTA countries. This visa
The Netherlands isn’t just canals and bicycles—it’s a smart, stable base where Nigerians and other Africans can study, work, build companies, and raise families. This comprehensive, SEO‑optimized guide covers
The global Nigerian diaspora** is massive, hungry, and constantly searching for authentic foods from home. Whether it’s a Londoner craving Ijebu garri, a Houston-based chef sourcing dried catfish, or a Toronto grocery
During Day 1 of the Tech Expo, as startups were showcasing, in a another segment of the huge Landmark center, A power Packed conference was going on which i attended….One
