IHS Nigeria and the Co-creation Hub (CcHUB) have jointly announced the establishment of a N29 million innovation grant to support 10 emerging technology innovators across Nigeria.
- IHS Nigeria and the Co-creation Hub (CcHUB) have jointly announced the establishment of a N29 million innovation grant to support...
- To enable emergent talent in the technology ecosystem to turn their ideas into viable products, this grant provides essential funding.
- Supporting young Innovators with N29m grant CcHUB and IHS Nigeria have formed a partnership that underscores their dedication to developing the...
- IHS Nigeria brings its expertise in enabling digital growth and infrastructure, aligned with national efforts to boost local industries and...
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To enable emergent talent in the technology ecosystem to turn their ideas into viable products, this grant provides essential funding.
Supporting young Innovators with N29m grant
CcHUB and IHS Nigeria have formed a partnership that underscores their dedication to developing the next generation of tech entrepreneurs. Ten innovators whose technology solutions have the potential to have a social and economic impact will receive the grant, according to the announcement.
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“The goal of this collaboration is to foster innovation that can transform communities and drive Nigeria’s digital economy forward,” said representatives from CcHUB.
IHS Nigeria brings its expertise in enabling digital growth and infrastructure, aligned with national efforts to boost local industries and create jobs. The initiative is part of a broader strategy to accelerate skill acquisition and entrepreneurship in technology sectors, with special emphasis on digital skills, artificial intelligence, agricultural technology, and energy innovation.
The grantees will benefit not only from funding but also from access to mentorship, networks, and resources critical to scaling their innovations.
“By supporting these innovators, we aim to create opportunities for young Nigerians to turn their ideas into impactful businesses,” remarked IHS Nigeria officials.
This grant program is a prime example of how the growth of Nigeria’s startup ecosystem can be facilitated through collaborative efforts between innovation centres and technology companies, particularly for young individuals eager to contribute to the country’s socioeconomic development and technology landscape.