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The Nigeria Startup Bill

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Last activity: 13.12.2023
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Making laws work for tech-enabled companies in Nigeria
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Location
Nigeria
Employees
11-50
Founded date
2021

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Apr 12, 2023The Nigerian Startup Act Secretariat Collaborates with ONE Campaign, State Governments to FastTrack Adoption of Startup Act TechCabal’s 2021 Year-End report Success!The Nigeria Startup Act Secretariat has partnered with ONE Campaign to engage state governments across Nigeria in adopting the Nigeria Startup Act. In the first phase of the engagement, the Secretariat will organise ecosystem events in six ...
Dec 19, 2022Taeillo, a Nigerian startup, has raised $2.5 million in fundingTaeillo, a Nigerian-based online furniture eCommerce startup, has secured a $2.5 million funding round led by Aruwa Capital. Taeillo is an online furniture eCommerce company that serves B2B clients as a custom furniture designer, and it was...
Aug 16, 2022A part of Ekiti’s path to talent developmentBefore now, living in Ekiti as a young tech enthusiast would mean having to assess quality tech skills training, job opportunities, venture capital funding and startup accelerator programs outside of the landlocked state. ‘Happening places’...
Jul 28, 2022Nigeria’s House of Reps passes the Nigeria Startup BillYesterday, the Nigeria Startup Bill (NSB) passed the third reading at the lower house of the country’s parliament, the House of Representatives. This news comes exactly a week after the bill was passed by the Senate and passed to the House ...
Jul 21, 2022Nigeria’s Senate passes the Nigeria Startup BillThe Nigerian Senate yesterday passed the Nigeria Startup Bill (NSB). This news comes almost 4 months after the bill reached the National Assembly in March this year where it was accompanied by a letter from the presidency. The letter explai...
Jul 8, 2022How Oswald Guobadia’s “crazy ambition” made him lead the Nigeria Startup BillIt was mid-morning in Middletown, Delaware, Mister Guobadia’s location, when we had our virtual meeting. He was seated in his dark-toned home office, lustred by the sunray from the window in front of him. Bookshelves straddled the door behi...
Mar 24, 2022Simplifyd, a Nigerian startup, has raised $500k in pre-seed fundingSimplifyd, a Nigerian startup aiming to become Africa’s go-to platform for data-free internet access, has received US$500,000 in pre-seed funding and announced the launching of ZeroData, its toll-free internet application platform. Simplify...
Feb 22, 2022President Buhari approves the Nigeria Startup Bill to be moved to NASSNigerian president Muhammadu Buhari has now approved the Nigeria Startup Bill to be passed to the National Assembly. This is revealed by Nigerian Minister of Communications and Digital Economy, Isa Ali Pantami on Tuesday at a Breakfast Inte...
Oct 28, 2021Nigerian youth rally in support of the Nigeria Startup BillHundreds of Nigerian youth rallied on Thursday across five states in the country to show support for the Nigeria Startup Bill (NSB). “This rally is to support and create awareness around the importance of the NSB. We also aim to commend the...
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FAQ about The Nigeria Startup Bill

When was The Nigeria Startup Bill founded?

The Nigeria Startup Bill was founded in 2021.

What has the press written about The Nigeria Startup Bill?

Parsers VC has collected 22 articles mentioning The Nigeria Startup Bill, among them “The Nigerian Startup Act Secretariat Collaborates with ONE Campaign, State Governments to FastTrack Adoption of Startup Act TechCabal’s 2021 Year-End report ...” (Apr 12, 2023) and “Taeillo, a Nigerian startup, has raised $2.5 million in funding” (Dec 19, 2022).

Is The Nigeria Startup Bill still active?

Yes, The Nigeria Startup Bill is active; its latest activity on Parsers VC dates from Dec 13, 2023.