There is a conversation happening quietly among a small but growing number of Nigerian entrepreneurs that most of their peers are not yet part of. It is not about raising capital locally or navigating the challenges of building a business in a difficult economic environment. It is about something altogether different: taking a business idea that was conceived in Nigeria and building it inside one of the world’s largest and most accessible consumer markets, through a formal, government-backed route that most Nigerian business owners have never heard of.
The route is real, it is open, and the number of Nigerians exploring it is growing.
The United Kingdom has a visa category called the Innovator Founder route, designed specifically for entrepreneurs who want to establish an innovative business on British soil. It does not require a minimum investment. It does not require a job offer from a British employer. It does
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