Nigerians aged 18 to 35 with an agribusiness idea or startup can win up to ₦5 million, six months of mentorship and introductions to financiers. Applications close 16 October 2026.
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Applications for the 2027 Mandela Washington Fellowship (YALI) close on 13 October 2026. Here is who qualifies, what you get, and how Nigerians apply.
The Anzisha Venture Building Fellowship 2027 backs African founders aged 15 to 22 with milestone-based stipends, coaching and a shot at $40,000 in prizes. Apply by November 10, 2026.
Halcyon is recruiting post-revenue agriculture and food security ventures from Sub-Saharan Africa for its 2027 accelerator, with a $10,000 equity-free stipend, $10,000 in AWS credits, and residencies in Accra and Nairobi. Nigerian founders can apply until October 23, 2026.
e-MOVE ComCashew 2026 offers young cashew entrepreneurs up to €2,000 in funding or tech support, completely free to enter. Nigerians qualify as an OACPS member state. Deadline October 30, 2026.
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The Axis Sprint 001 Accelerator – 12-Week Venture-Building Programme for Startups is designed for founders who have a promising idea or an early-stage business but need the right support to grow it into a scalable company. Many startups fail not because the idea is bad, but because founders struggle with customer validation, product development, fundraising,
Picture this. Your startup, on stage in Lisbon, Portugal, pitching to a room full of international investors, industry heavyweights, and global tech leaders at the Web Summit, one of the biggest tech conferences on the planet. No cost to you. Fully funded. That is exactly what KPMG is putting on the table for Nigerian tech
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The African Impact Challenge (AIC) 2026 (Cohort 6) is currently accepting applications from early-stage African innovators. This flagship initiative, hosted by the African Impact Initiative in partnership with the University of Toronto and the Mastercard Foundation, aims to scale technology-driven solutions into globally competitive businesses. Specialized Streams for 2026 Applicants must choose one of two distinct paths: The Four
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