It was an electrifying atmosphere yesterday at the Muson Center, where Rukayat Bello of Regxta clinched the ultimate prize and emerged victorious at the fourth TechCircle Pitch2Win contest. The event was a thrilling showcase of innovation and entrepreneurial spirit, drawing a diverse audience of industry experts, investors, and tech enthusiasts.
Bello’s pitch captivated the judges with its compelling vision and innovative solutions, ultimately earning her the top spot in a highly competitive field of talented startups. The victory marks a significant milestone for Regxta, highlighting its potential to make a substantial impact in the fintech industry.
The energy in the room was palpable as each participant presented their ideas, but it was Bello’s confident delivery and strategic insights that set her apart. The fourth edition of Pitch2Win not only celebrated the achievements of these dynamic entrepreneurs but also underscored the vibrant and rapidly growing tech ecosystem in Nigeria.
Fifteen Nigerian startups took part as finalists in the highly anticipated fourth edition of the Pitch2Win competition, an event that has become a cornerstone in the Nigerian entrepreneurial ecosystem. The competition, renowned for identifying and supporting the nation’s most promising startups, was a dynamic showcase of innovation, talent, and visionary ideas.
Startup | Service Provided |
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10mg Pharma | E-health platform |
Acceede | School payment services |
Apisentry | API security solutions |
Beezop | Employee management |
Bunce | Customer engagement service |
Edusko | Ed-tech startup |
Eight Medical | E-health platform |
Fullgap | Business management tools |
Mida Africa | AI-powered ethical debt collection services |
Pave HQ | Digital learning platform |
Preggify | Pregnancy care services |
Regxta | Financial inclusion |
Sendstack | Business management solutions |
Sync! | Team management |
Trade Lenda | Credit provider |
This year’s Pitch2Win was marked by a diverse array of entries, reflecting the broad spectrum of Nigeria’s burgeoning tech scene. Among the finalists were some of the most exciting and forward-thinking startups the country has to offer.
10mg Pharma, an e-health platform, is poised to transform healthcare delivery with its innovative approach to providing medical services and products. Acceede, another standout, offers streamlined school payment services, making financial transactions easier and more efficient for educational institutions and parents alike.
Apisentry, which specializes in API security solutions, brought attention to the critical issue of cybersecurity in the digital age. Beezop, with its focus on employee management, showcased tools that enhance workplace efficiency and productivity. Bunce, a customer engagement service, highlighted its innovative strategies for improving business-customer relationships.
In the realm of education, Edusko stood out as an ed-tech startup dedicated to enhancing learning experiences through technology. Eight Medical, another e-health platform, demonstrated its commitment to improving access to healthcare services. Fullgap offered robust business management tools, providing comprehensive solutions for operational efficiency.
Mida Africa presented an AI-powered ethical debt collection service, emphasizing the role of artificial intelligence in financial services. Pave HQ, a digital learning platform, aimed to revolutionize education through accessible and personalized learning experiences.
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Preggify, which provides specialized pregnancy care services, underscored the importance of maternal health and well-being. Regxta, a financial inclusion platform, highlighted its efforts to bring essential financial services to underserved populations. Sendstack, with its business management solutions, focused on streamlining operations for SMEs.
Sync!, a team management platform, demonstrated its capabilities in enhancing team collaboration and productivity. Finally, Trade Lenda, a credit provider, showcased its efforts to support small and medium-sized enterprises with essential financial resources.
The competition was a vibrant event, filled with high energy and excitement as each startup presented its pitch to a panel of esteemed judges, including investors, industry experts, and seasoned entrepreneurs. The presentations were followed by rigorous Q&A sessions, where the finalists defended their business models and strategies, showcasing their depth of knowledge and passion for their ventures.
Pitch2Win not only provided these startups with the opportunity to gain visibility and attract potential investors but also offered invaluable feedback and mentorship from industry leaders. The event underscored the incredible potential and innovative spirit driving Nigeria’s tech industry.
This year’s competition highlighted the rich tapestry of talent within Nigeria’s startup ecosystem, fostering a sense of community and shared purpose among the participants. As these fifteen startups continue to grow and evolve, their participation in Pitch2Win stands as a testament to their dedication, creativity, and the bright future of Nigerian entrepreneurship.