Nigeria Tech Summit 2020 Startup Lab for Nigerian Entrepreneurs

The U.S. Mission in Nigeria is pleased to announce its partnership with the Nigeria Tech Summit.  The Embassy will continue its commitment to Nigerian entrepreneurs to empower and lead during a time of crisis with resilient entrepreneurship and technology.

As part of the U.S. Embassy in Nigeria’s on-going efforts to promote entrepreneurship and economic growth, the Embassy welcomes representation from creators and innovators from throughout Nigeria to participate in this virtual program.

A Start-up Lab Virtual Bootcamp Accelerator with Silicon Valley mentors will be held on December 1, 2020. Selected delegates will get free access to the summit, mentorship, and a pitch competition opportunity to present to summit sponsors and partners on December 4.  Candidates based in Nigeria

The Nigeria Tech Summit 2020 offers Nigerian Entrepreneurs the opportunity to strengthen professional networks with others from the region, as well as the opportunity to familiarize yourself with the tech, innovation and economic growth environment in Nigeria.

Why apply?

– You will be figured prominently in U.S. participation at the NTS 2020
– You will have an opportunity to be featured in NTS announcement marketing
– You will be able to meet with mentors and attend a digital bootcamp accelerator as part of a Start-Up lab

Through a grant provided by the U.S. Embassy in Nigeria, we invite you to apply by November 20. All applicants will be notified of their application status by December 1st. More information at [email protected].

For More Information:

Visit the Official Webpage of the Nigeria Tech Summit 2020 Startup Lab

www.opportunitiesforafricans.com

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