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Nigeria's Hidden Gems: 10 Early-Stage Startups Redefining Innovation Beyond Lagos

While the world watches Lagos dominate Nigeria's tech headlines, a quiet revolution is brewing in the country's South-South and South-East regions. With a combined population of 65 million people and a staggering GDP of $125 billion, these areas represent one of Africa's most undervalued startup ecosystems. It's time the global tech community took notice.

Apron Launches with a Bang: Building Anticipation and Listening to Users

Apron, the innovative new platform for meal kits, pre-portioned recipes, and grocery delivery from local vendors, is already making waves ahead of its official launch. The company has opened up its waitlist and has seen a remarkable surge in interest from users eager to experience the convenience and freshness Apron promises to deliver.

EBOCAB: Ebonyi State's Pioneering Government-Owned Ride-Hailing Service

Ebonyi State has made history by launching Nigeria's first state-owned ride-hailing service outside of Lagos, marking a significant milestone in digital governance and urban mobility solutions in Nigeria. The EBOCAB platform, officially launched on May 28, 2025, by Governor Francis Nwifuru, represents a bold experiment in public-sector digital innovation and could serve as a model for other Nigerian states.