The Allure and Misconception of Open Source Open-Source Software (“OSS”) is nothing new within the Nigerian tech scene. From household names like Flutterwave to early-stage

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For years, consumer lending was one of the easiest ways to enter Nigeria’s fintech space. Startups could operate with a simple state-issued moneylender’s licence and

Introduction Raising outside capital transforms a startup from a founder-led operation into a company that must be transparent, structured, and capable of meeting investor scrutiny.

Introduction Once considered futuristic, biometric technology is now part of everyday life in Nigeria’s digital landscape. From unlocking phones with a face scan to authorising

Introduction Nigeria’s Fintech revolution is unstoppable, but so are the regulators. With over 430 companies now transforming how money moves, from digital banking and mobile

Introduction Moonlighting (holding down a full-time job while running a side hustle) is fast becoming the norm in the global tech space. For employees, the

For most tech startups, the real asset is not a sleek office or shiny gadgets; it is intellectual property (IP). Your code, brand, and ideas

Introduction For most startups, survival hinges on one thing: how well resources are managed. In the race to cut costs and scale smartly, staffing becomes

Introduction Fintech licenses come with limits and many fast-growing players are now turning to banking licenses as a more scalable path forward. Moniepoint is a