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Young Nigerian entrepreneurs can now apply for the iDICE Startup Bridge programmeThe iDICE scheme offers pathways for idea-stage and scaling startups run by young NigeriansParticipants will receive mentorship and funding support to grow their businesses
Pascal Oparada is a journalist with Legit.ng, covering technology, energy, stocks, investment, and the economy for over a decade.
Young Nigerian entrepreneurs looking for funding and mentorship can now apply for the iDICE Startup Bridge programme, an initiative designed to support digital and creative businesses at different stages of growth.
The Investment in Digital and Creative Enterprises (iDICE) Scheme offers two distinct pathways for founders: one for idea-stage entrepreneurs and another for startups already building traction and seeking institutional capital.
iDICE programme offers young Nigerians an opportunity for mentorship and funding. Credit:10’000 HoursSource: Getty Images
Choose the right programme track
The first and most important step is determining which iDICE track matches your startup’s current stage.
Founders Lab for idea-stage entrepreneurs
The Founders
