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1 week ago | 
techpoint.africa | Victor Olaniyan
For many founders, regulation often feels like a hurdle — one that slows down innovation, stifles creativity, and puts unnecessary pressure on limited resources. But history has shown that the cost of ignoring regulation is much higher than the inconvenience of compliance.
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2 weeks ago | 
techpoint.africa | Victor Olaniyan
Over the years, Lagos has established itself as a central hub of innovation, drawing attention from investors, entrepreneurs, and policymakers worldwide. This year, the Lagos Startup Expo 2.0 returns to the vibrant city with heightened expectations.
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1 month ago | 
techpoint.africa | Victor Olaniyan
Startups need funds to thrive, either internally or externally generated by the business. This external sourcing may involve seeking funds from venture capitalists, angel investors, private equity organizations, etc. For early-stage startups without valuation, seeking funds to run your business may be a hassle, especially those without valuations, and that’s where simple agreements for future equity (SAFEs) come in as a solution for startups and likely investors.
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1 month ago | 
techpoint.africa | Victor Olaniyan
I met Nnamdi at an event and learnt that he’s an international trader, importing goods from China and Vietnam. During our discussion, I discovered his strong passion for cryptocurrency, which kept surfacing in our conversation. Curious, I asked why he was such a strong advocate for crypto, especially given the Nigerian government’s current stance on it. He shared a story about a remarkable event where crypto saved his business trip in Vietnam when all other payment methods failed.
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1 month ago | 
techpoint.africa | Victor Olaniyan
In recent years, the African continent has seen a surge in entrepreneurial activity, with women playing an increasingly vital role in the startup ecosystem. However, female entrepreneurs often face significant challenges in accessing capital. To address this gap, several angel networks have emerged, focussing specifically on supporting and funding female-led startups across the continent. This article highlights some of the key players in this space.
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1 month ago | 
techpoint.africa | Victor Olaniyan
Techpoint Africa in partnership with WellaHealth, a leading healthtech company that's making quality healthcare accessible every African through technology, brought together fintech and insurance leaders to explore innovative approaches to distribution and retention in the digital economy.
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1 month ago | 
techpoint.africa | Victor Olaniyan
Join us at Lagos Startup Expo 2025, Africa’s premier platform for innovation and growth! Taking place on June 18-19, 2025, at the iconic Landmark Centre in Lagos, this year’s event promises unparalleled opportunities to connect with investors, engage with decision-makers, and showcase your solutions to a global audience. Whether you’re looking to grow your brand, generate leads, or establish thought leadership, LSE 2025 is where it happens.
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Sep 9, 2024 | 
techpoint.africa | Victor Olaniyan
·September 9, 2024·3 min readIn recent years, the African continent has seen a surge in entrepreneurial activity, with women playing an increasingly vital role in the startup ecosystem. However, female entrepreneurs often face significant challenges in accessing capital. To address this gap, several angel networks have emerged, focussing specifically on supporting and funding female-led startups across the continent. This article highlights some of the key players in this space.
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Sep 6, 2024 | 
techpoint.africa | Victor Olaniyan
I met Nnamdi at an event and learnt that he’s an international trader, importing goods from China and Vietnam. During our discussion, I discovered his strong passion for cryptocurrency, which kept surfacing in our conversation. Curious, I asked why he was such a strong advocate for crypto, especially given the Nigerian government’s current stance on it. He shared a story about a remarkable event where crypto saved his business trip in Vietnam when all other payment methods failed.
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Jul 10, 2024 | 
techpoint.africa | Victor Olaniyan
Payaza, a leading African payment solutions provider, has announced a significant rebrand to support its ambitious global expansion and the launch of new innovative products. The company's rebranding effort aims to position Payaza as a key player in the international payment industry. It reflects its commitment to supporting micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs) across Africa and beyond.
