New accelerator targets Africa’s funding gap with investment-ready startup pipeline as Adesina Assets launches Adesina Lab, a three-month virtual accelerator designed to help African entrepreneurs build stronger, investor-ready businesses.

The programme aims to equip founders with practical execution skills, mentorship and direct access to funding at a time when investors are becoming more selective about the startups they back.

For many African startups, getting funding is not the biggest challenge. The real problem is becoming ready for investment. Many founders have good ideas but struggle to build businesses with the structure, strategy and traction that investors expect.

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It is this gap that Adesina Assets hopes to address with the launch of Adesina Lab, a three-month virtual accelerator designed to help African entrepreneurs build stronger businesses and improve their chances of raising capital.

The programme, which has opened applications for its

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