The Federal Government on Tuesday launched the Startup Support and Engagement Portal, which is a key requirement for the implementation of the Nigeria Startup Act.
The launch was announced by the Minister of Communications Innovation and Digital Economy, Bosun Tijani, on his X account.
He wrote, “The startup portal will drive the identification and aggregation of Nigerian startups, venture capital companies, hubs and innovation centres in order to facilitate engagement and support for ecosystem players.”
“The launch of the portal will allow us initiate the process of setting up the startup consultative forums to select representatives to the National Council for Digital Innovation and Entrepreneurship, in order to facilitate discourse and consensus among Nigerian ecosystem players.”
He, however, invited all Nigerian startups, venture capital companies, hubs and innovation centres to register.
The National Information Technology Development Agency also urged all Nigerian startups, VCs, angels, hubs, and innovation centres to visit the portal, register, and explore the resources available to them.
Below is the registration process for startups:
Criteria to enroll:
4. Enter the following details:
5. Then Submit
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