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By Henry Uche
In a bid to help young talents to be economically independent and job creators, LAPO Microfinance Bank Limited, has offered requisite support to budding technology entrepreneurs and innovators at the NextechCzar 16-week Incubation Program, facilitated by the Moolu Venture Lab.
At the induction ceremony, the founder of LAPO MFB, Mr. Godwin Ehigiamusoe, who emphasized the importance of building a visionary business said, “Innovation and conscious business practices are pivotal in shaping the future of entrepreneurship. We are committed to nurturing the next generation of tech entrepreneurs who will drive positive change in Nigeria and beyond.”
Similarly, Mr. Prince Ogbonna, CEO of Moolu Venture Lab, throwing light on the budding entrepreneurs, highlighted the two tracks—Early Stage and Growth Phase. He expressed enthusiasm saying, “We aim to empower young African founders to develop impactful solutions to local challenges. With the support of LAPO Microfinance Bank, we are fostering an ecosystem conducive to innovation and growth.”
The NextechCzar Incubation Program aims to cultivate a new breed of tech entrepreneurs committed to effecting positive change through conscious business practices. With LAPO Microfinance Bank’s generous support, the program anticipates groundbreaking ideas and innovations that will address indigenous challenges and drive socio-economic progress in Nigeria.
The ceremony witnessed the presence of Mr. Oluremi Akande, Director of Marketing & Communications at LAPO; Mrs. Mope Abudu, Managing Partner at AfrogloCal VC; Mr. Ovo Emorhokpor, Managing Partner at Beta Ventures; and Mrs. Dorcas Thorpe, Head of Corporate Planning at LAPO. Their collective expertise promises valuable mentorship for aspiring tech founders.
