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20 hot Nigerian startups to watch
As we gradually approach the end of the first half of 2010, we are expecting to see more and more web 2.0 innovations and mobile-based platforms developed by Nigerian tech entrepreneurs. At this year's Barcamp Nigeria, coming up on 22 May at the University of Lagos, we also anticipate to see some new product launches.
No doubt Nigeria's startup scene is heated up more than ever before and critically deserves attention from the global webspace. Already, there are indications that an Andriod-powered tablet could be coming from Nigeria.
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