Enterprise startups build and maintain technology tools for businesses. We don’t hear a lot about them around here. That’s probably because they aren’t exactly raising money all the time and no one is carping on Twitter about their latest shenanigans. Corporates aren’t half as talkative as regular consumers, so when enterprise startups don’t deliver, it mostly gets sorted within pages of internal memos and not Twitter’s first street.
This doesn’t take away from the enormity of the problem these startups are attempting to solve and the work they are putting into it. Here is a list of those in Nigeria that you should watch out for:
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Enterprise startups build and maintain technology tools for businesses. We don’t hear a lot about them around here. That’s probably because they aren’t exactly raising money all the time and no one is carping on Twitter about their latest shenanigans. Corporates aren’t half as talkative as regular consumers, so when enterprise startups don’t deliver, it mostly gets sorted within pages of internal memos and not Twitter’s first street.
This doesn’t take away from the enormity of the problem these startups are attempting to solve and the work they are putting into it. Here is a list of those in Nigeria that you should watch out for:
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