Category: Built For Africa
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#BuiltForAfrica: Learn and Gain Traction at the Same Time with Scorler
Scorler, a student portfolio and networking platform from Neo-Tech, launched on June 15, 2026, and describes itself as a place where African university students can “connect, showcase skills, and discover opportunities.” CEO Doonen Daniel Anyorikyo puts the founding idea more simply: learn and gain at the same time.
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#Inside Ibadan Life, Nigeria’s Second City Game
The clones will come. Twenty games of the same city cannot all have your neighbours in them. The ones that survive will be the ones with real people, a currency that holds, and detail that locals recognise
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#BuiltforAfrica StudyPlace, Building for the Knowledge Economy
One Place to Teach, Coach and Sell: Studyplace’s Case for Ending the Creator Tech-Stack Sprawl Ask a Nigerian educator or coach how they run their business and the answer usually sounds like a list of apps. A digital download goes up on one platform. The course sits on another. Live sessions run on…
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#BuiltForAfrica: Nethra is Fixing the Trust Problem in Nigerian Eye Care
In a market where anyone can hang a sign and call themselves an eye doctor, Nethra believes that verification, not another booking app, is the missing infrastructure. If you do a random vox pop about how Nigerians find eye care, and you will hear the same answer: referrals, proximity, and luck. A cousin knows someone.…
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#BuiltforAfrica: Geeg.ng is Paying Nigerians to do Tasks
Geeg.ng wants to address Nigeria’s advertising distribution problem by turning ordinary users’ feeds into ad inventory. Nigeria’s advertising problem is partly a distribution problem. Brands, musicians and small businesses want attention on social platforms, but agency retainers and established influencers are priced beyond most of them. Social amplification marketplaces try to close that gap…
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#BuiltForAfrica: TourStack By Ckrowd
TourStack Wants to Make African Concerts Bankable. The Real Test Is Whether Banks Believe It. For Olukayode Adebayo, Founder/ CEO of Ckrowd, a concert is not just a concert; it is a temporary economy where people buy tickets, businesses provide services, workers get paid, and stakeholders at different levels earn money. But music concerts in…
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#BuiltforAfrica: SPOILS, The Ultimate Treasure Hunt Experience
Inside SPOILS, the Startup the is confident that Nigerians Will Compete for the Internet’s Attention Instead of Just Scrolling Through It There is only one thing that Nigerian tech products still ask for from users: attention. Open the app, scroll the feed, tap the ad, come back tomorrow. It is the one thing that…
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BuiltForAfrica: Pairlore – The Distribution Layer For African Products
Pairlore Wants to Be the Distribution Layer African Products Don’t Have. Every African founder who has shipped a product knows the part nobody warns you about: launching is the easy bit. Getting anyone outside your WhatsApp groups and Twitter mutuals to actually see it, that’s the real wall. Pairlore, a new live board out…
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BuiltForAfrica: TradeStack The App To Unite all Virtual Payments
TradeStack Is Betting That Nigerians Want One App to move Money, Not Five. Managing money as a Nigerian internet user can be stressful. One has to keep track of different apps for different transactions. A different app for crypto. Another for gift cards. A third for airtime and bills. If you perhaps happen to…
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BuiltForAfrica: UbuCare Wants to Put a Doctor in Every Nigerian’s Pocket
Platform: UbuCare Sector: Healthtech / Telemedicine Website: https://www.ubucare.com.ng Nigeria’s doctor-to-patient ratio is one of the quiet crises of the country’s public health system, and it’s the gap that a growing wave of telehealth startups keep pointing to as justification for going digital. UbuCare is the latest entrant making that pitch, positioning…
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