Nigeria’s Co-Creation Hub (CcHub) has unveiled a new program called “Let’s Build, Africa” to help African startups grow and enter new markets within the continent.
CcHub, which began in 2010 as Nigeria’s first open living lab for tech enthusiasts, entrepreneurs, investors, and hackers, aims to use technology and social capital for economic growth. Over the years, CcHub has expanded to include various innovation hubs across Africa, such as the CcHub Design Lab in Rwanda, iHub and eLimu in Kenya, Growth Capital by CcHub, and CcHub Syndicate.
The “Let’s Build, Africa” initiative focuses on aiding startups ready for cross-border expansion but needing strategic advice and support to adapt to new environments.
“With “Let’s Build, Africa”, startups will be empowered with the tools and connections needed to thrive across Africa. We believe that by facilitating cross-border growth, we can significantly contribute to Africa’s economic integration and innovation landscape,” said Ojoma Ochai, MD of CcHub Africa.
Interested startups can apply now.
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