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NIMENA will take 10 Nigerian startups to the APAC Summit 2026 in Singapore to meet Asia-Pacific investors and potential partners.
NIMENA is taking 10 Nigerian startups to the APAC Summit 2026 in Singapore on October 30.
The programme aims to connect local tech businesses with investors, industry players and potential partners in the Asia-Pacific market.
NIMENA is a programme announced by Plug and Play APAC. It is designed to expose participating companies to the wider Asia-Pacific innovation ecosystem.
The 10 selected startups operate across sectors including financial technology, agriculture, healthcare, logistics, education, security and digital media.
The participating startups are Dojah, Sorair Technologies, Happaning, HealthStack, i-Purvey, Shipbubble, Crop2Cash, Youverify, TradeBuza and BeGenio Tech.
The article says Dojah and Youverify provide identity verification and compliance technology, meaning tools that help businesses confirm who a customer is and meet regulatory requirements.
It also says Crop2Cash focuses on improving smallholder farmers’ access to financial services by helping them establish financial identities. TradeBuza connects African agricultural producers with international markets.
For the selected startups, the summit is positioned as a route to cross-border partnerships, investment and business expansion.
For the Nigerian ecosystem, the mix of sectors represented shows how broad the country’s startup activity has become, from compliance and identity checks to agriculture and logistics.
Primary Source: Independent Newspaper Nigeria
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