Forbes and Global Startup Ecosystem Launch Digital Startup Accelerator in Nigeria

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Forbes8 and Global Startup Ecosystem announce a Digital Startup Accelerator program in Nigeria. The free virtual accelerator will welcome 100 top companies from Nigeria. Founders selected for the program will undergo four intensive weeks of digital training to help build and scale their companies for the future.

According to the program coordinators,the idea is to provide entrepreneurs across Nigeria and the globe with greater access to opportunity by supporting, resourcing, impacting, inspiring and equipping each stage of their success journey.

Application is open to small businesses,startups and freelancers from May 5th-May 26th.

See full details about this program and how to apply here

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