Nigerian e-health startup NduLink has joined FasterCapital’s EquityPilot programme to accelerate go-to-market readiness for its MVP and initial city launches.
Founded by Stanley Anayochukwu, NduLink is building a localised, scalable infrastructure to improve access to verified providers and to coordinate care across hospitals, labs, and pharmacies.
It has now been selected for the EquityPilot programme run by FasterCapital, a global venture builder and online incubator dedicated to co-funding and co-founding innovative startups, which will focus in the first 30–60 days on product refinement, provider recruitment, and go-to-market readiness for NduLink’s MVP and initial city launches.
This support aims to move the startup from prototype to active provider onboarding without promising funding outcomes.
“We’re excited to support NduLink through EquityPilot. Our team will focus on execution milestones and connecting the startup with the right ecosystem stakeholders,” said Hesham Zreik, founder and CEO of FasterCapital.
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