Nigeria Startup Support and Engagement Registration Portal/Link. FG Open Startup Support and Engagement Application Portal for Nigerians.
The Federal Government has launched the Startup Support and Engagement Portal. This is a key requirement for the implementation of the Nigeria Startup Act.
What is the Nigeria Startup Act?
Benefits of Registering on Nigeria Startup and Engagement Portal
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Requirements for Startups
- Be a limited liability company registered under the Companies and Allied Matters Act (CAMA).
- Be a company existing for less than 10 years from the date of incorporation.
- Have objects that are focused on innovation, development, production, improvement, and commercialization of a digital technology innovative product or process.
- Be a holder or repository of a product or process of digital technology or the owner or author of a registered software.
- Have at least one-third of local shareholding held by one or more Nigerians as founder or co-founder of the startup.
- Satisfy the conditions set out in the Act, in the case of a sole proprietorship or partnership.
- Be a tech-enabled business that uses existing tools, platforms, libraries, and frameworks to make a company or a solution more efficient or effective.
Nigeria Startup and Engagement Portal
The portal will facilitate the labelling of Nigerian Startups and the registration of Venture Capitalists, Angel Investors, Accelerators, Incubators & Innovation Hubs (A.I.I.), and Civil Society Organisations involved in advancement of Technology and Innovation.
How to Register on the Nigeria Startup and Engagement Portal
The Minister of Communications, Innovation and Digital Economy Dr Bosun Tijani is inviting all Nigerian startups venture capital companies, hubs and innovation centres to register at the portal https://startup.gov.ng and look forward to working with all industry stakeholders to ensure that we fully implement the Startup Act for the benefit of our innovation ecosystem.