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Stanford Seed Nigeria Annual General Meeting: What You Need to Know Jul 1, 2025 Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp LinkedIn Copy link 📅 Date: Saturday, July 19, 2025 🕒 Time: TBD 📍 Venue: Virtual (Link will be shared) The Annual General Meeting (AGM) is one of the most important gatherings in the calendar of the Stanford Seed Transformation Network Nigeria . It’s a time when members come together to reflect on the past year, reconnect with the mission, and contribute to shaping the network's direction going forward. At its core, the AGM is about transparency, alignment, and fostering a sense of community. It provides a clear picture of what has been accomplished over the past year, from programs and financials to leadership updates and member impact. It is also a forward-looking session, where strategic plans are shared, goals are set, and members are allowed to ask questions, give feedback, and stay fully engaged with the vision of the network. Whether you’ve been a member for a long time or just joined, the AGM is a great way to learn more, get involved, and stay connected to what SSTN Nigeria is all about. All Members are Invited We’re pleased to announce that the 2025 AGM will take place virtually on Saturday, July 19, 2025 . The virtual format allows all members, regardless of location, to attend and participate in this important moment for the network. Your presence at the AGM is important. This meeting is where we share key updates, talk about the future of the network, and hear from members like you. It’s a chance to stay informed, give your input, and be part of shaping what comes next. The meeting link and agenda will be shared soon. Let’s come together to celebrate our progress and plan for the future. comments debug Comments Write a comment Write a comment Share Your Thoughts Be the first to write a comment. Other News Inside the Seed Nigeria April Members' Hangout: An Evening of Connection, Insight, and Shared Experience There are moments within our network that go beyond structured sessions and formal engagements, moments where connection becomes more natural, conversations more open, and the value of community more evident. The April Members Hangout was one of those moments. From the very start, the atmosphere was warm and welcoming. Members arrived to familiar faces, shared greetings. For some, it was a chance to reconnect after a while. As the evening unfolded, conversations began to flow across tables,... Read More SUITE Training Recap: Building Brand Resilience in Times of Change What makes a brand survive uncertainty, and more importantly, what makes it win after it? At the recent SUITE Training held on Saturday, the 18th of April, 2026, at Greenpeg Engineering HQ in Lagos, Stanford Seed Nigeria hosted an in-depth and highly practical session led by Temitope Louis, MD/CEO of TradeEdge Limited. The focus was clear and timely: how to build resilient brands in times of change. Beyond the theme, what unfolded was a powerful breakdown of how identity, branding, and brand... Read More Navigating Nigeria’s New Tax Landscape: Key Takeaways from the Network’s Tax Webinar As Nigeria prepares for one of the most significant overhauls of its tax system in recent history, the Stanford Seed Transformation Network convened a timely and insightful Tax Webinar titled “Navigating Nigeria’s New Tax Landscape.” The session was designed to help businesses within the network stay informed, compliant, and strategically positioned ahead of the incoming reforms. Held on 18th November 2025 , the session focused on what the new tax laws mean in practice, not just in theory... Read More

Davis Albohm’s and Nwamaka Okoye’s Company Visit to Greenpeg Jun 20, 2025 Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp LinkedIn Copy link [L-R] Davis Albohm( Director of Global Partnerships), Mr. Busayo Adekunle (Founder/MD Greenpeg, Nwamaka Okoye (Chairperson of the Board of Trustees, Stanford Seed Network Nigeria and CEO Housessories Limited) Davis Albohm, Director of Global Partnerships at Stanford Seed, and Nwamaka Okoye, Chairperson of the Board of Trustees, Stanford Seed Network Nigeria and CEO Housessories Limited, paid a courtesy visit to Greenpeg on the 6th of June 2025, still on his visit to Nigeria, where they engaged in an insightful and forward-looking conversation with the company’s Managing Director who is also a Stanford Seed Nigeria Network member. They were warmly welcomed at Greenpeg’s office, where Mr. Adekunke shared the company’s ongoing journey of growth and innovation. comments debug Comments Write a comment Write a comment Share Your Thoughts Be the first to write a comment. Other News Inside the Seed Nigeria April Members' Hangout: An Evening of Connection, Insight, and Shared Experience There are moments within our network that go beyond structured sessions and formal engagements, moments where connection becomes more natural, conversations more open, and the value of community more evident. The April Members Hangout was one of those moments. From the very start, the atmosphere was warm and welcoming. Members arrived to familiar faces, shared greetings. For some, it was a chance to reconnect after a while. As the evening unfolded, conversations began to flow across tables,... Read More SUITE Training Recap: Building Brand Resilience in Times of Change What makes a brand survive uncertainty, and more importantly, what makes it win after it? At the recent SUITE Training held on Saturday, the 18th of April, 2026, at Greenpeg Engineering HQ in Lagos, Stanford Seed Nigeria hosted an in-depth and highly practical session led by Temitope Louis, MD/CEO of TradeEdge Limited. The focus was clear and timely: how to build resilient brands in times of change. Beyond the theme, what unfolded was a powerful breakdown of how identity, branding, and brand... Read More Navigating Nigeria’s New Tax Landscape: Key Takeaways from the Network’s Tax Webinar As Nigeria prepares for one of the most significant overhauls of its tax system in recent history, the Stanford Seed Transformation Network convened a timely and insightful Tax Webinar titled “Navigating Nigeria’s New Tax Landscape.” The session was designed to help businesses within the network stay informed, compliant, and strategically positioned ahead of the incoming reforms. Held on 18th November 2025 , the session focused on what the new tax laws mean in practice, not just in theory... Read More

SATH Foundation Deepens Community Engagement with Post-Launch Session on the FUTOAI Experience Centre Dec 16, 2025 Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp LinkedIn Copy link The SATH Foundation Africa reaffirmed its commitment to advancing innovation and applied learning at the Federal University of Technology, Owerri (FUTO) with a virtual knowledge session on November 6, 2025. Titled “Inside the FUTO AI Experience Centre,” the session served as an extension of the Centre’s recent launch, offering students, innovators, and researchers a clear understanding of its vision, structure, and engagement opportunities. Attendees were introduced to the Centre’s Coordinator and Ambassadors, who will lead daily operations and foster collaboration, as well as the Centre’s purpose and roadmap for bridging academic theory with real-world application. Participants also learned about upcoming programs, including structured learning pathways, innovation challenges, and research-driven initiatives designed to build technical skills and encourage creativity. The onboarding segment provided practical steps for joining the community, booking visits, and adhering to collaboration guidelines. The session concluded with SATH Foundation Africa reiterating its commitment to supporting the FUTO community in leveraging the Centre for learning, experimentation, and impact. To join the FUTO AI Experience Centre community and stay updated on activities, register at aiexperience.sathng.com . Dominic Ogar, Chief Information Officer at SATH, Speaks at GITEX Nigeria 2025 At GITEX Nigeria 2025, Dominic Ogar , Chief Information Officer at Signal Alliance Technology Holding, delivered an insightful presentation titled “AI for Organisational Innovation: Lessons Learned from Integrated Systems in Public and Private Sectors.” His presentation explored how artificial intelligence is driving organisational transformation, highlighting practical strategies that bridge technology and business objectives. SATH Shines at Microsoft Global Hackathon 2025 The SATH team secured second place as the People's Choice at the Microsoft Global Hackathon with our innovative product, KAIRO- the AI Sales Companion . KAIRO is designed to keep every lead warm until closure through a seamless workflow integrated with Microsoft Dynamics 365 , built specifically for sales teams across Nigeria and Africa who struggle with consistent follow-up while managing numerous leads. Users feedback says it all: “KAIRO has transformed how we manage our sales pipeline. Our team is closing more deals in less time.” comments debug Comments Write a comment Write a comment Share Your Thoughts Be the first to write a comment. Other News Inside the Seed Nigeria April Members' Hangout: An Evening of Connection, Insight, and Shared Experience There are moments within our network that go beyond structured sessions and formal engagements, moments where connection becomes more natural, conversations more open, and the value of community more evident. The April Members Hangout was one of those moments. From the very start, the atmosphere was warm and welcoming. Members arrived to familiar faces, shared greetings. For some, it was a chance to reconnect after a while. As the evening unfolded, conversations began to flow across tables,... Read More SUITE Training Recap: Building Brand Resilience in Times of Change What makes a brand survive uncertainty, and more importantly, what makes it win after it? At the recent SUITE Training held on Saturday, the 18th of April, 2026, at Greenpeg Engineering HQ in Lagos, Stanford Seed Nigeria hosted an in-depth and highly practical session led by Temitope Louis, MD/CEO of TradeEdge Limited. The focus was clear and timely: how to build resilient brands in times of change. Beyond the theme, what unfolded was a powerful breakdown of how identity, branding, and brand... Read More Navigating Nigeria’s New Tax Landscape: Key Takeaways from the Network’s Tax Webinar As Nigeria prepares for one of the most significant overhauls of its tax system in recent history, the Stanford Seed Transformation Network convened a timely and insightful Tax Webinar titled “Navigating Nigeria’s New Tax Landscape.” The session was designed to help businesses within the network stay informed, compliant, and strategically positioned ahead of the incoming reforms. Held on 18th November 2025 , the session focused on what the new tax laws mean in practice, not just in theory... Read More

Overcoming Fear, Failure, and Self-Doubt: Insights from Tomi Olatunbode's SUITE Training on March 2, 2025 Mar 4, 2025 Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp LinkedIn Copy link Tomi Olatunbode On Saturday, March 2, 2025, the Stanford Seed Transformation Network, Nigeria Chapter, hosted an impactful SUITE training session titled "The Entrepreneur's Mindset: Overcoming Fear, Failure, and Self-Doubt." This free training program, designed to empower non-members who are entrepreneurs, featured Tomi Olatunbode, Founder/CEO of Spazio Ideale, as the facilitator. The session was a resounding success, filled with thought-provoking insights and interactive discussions. Key Takeaways from Tomi Olatunbode's Session Tomi Olatunbode shared her entrepreneurial journey and provided actionable strategies to help participants navigate fear, failure, and self-doubt in their businesses. Here are some highlights: Reframing Fear: Tomi explained that fear is simply a signal from our bodies to alert us to potential risks. She encouraged participants to view fear as information rather than a barrier. By analyzing the root causes of fear and taking small, calculated steps forward, entrepreneurs can turn fear into an ally. Failure as Feedback: "Failure is not final; it’s feedback," Tomi emphasized. She shared how every successful venture is built on lessons learned from setbacks. Entrepreneurs were encouraged to adopt a growth mindset by reflecting on what worked and what didn’t after each setback to continuously improve their processes. The Sigmoid Curve of Reinvention: Tomi introduced the concept of the sigmoid curve, urging entrepreneurs to reinvent themselves at their peak to avoid stagnation or decline. She highlighted the importance of embracing new challenges and pushing beyond comfort zones to achieve sustained growth. Overcoming Self-Doubt: Addressing imposter syndrome, Tomi reminded participants that they belong in every room they step into. She advised them to reflect on their past achievements and draw inspiration from others who have broken barriers in their fields. Interactive Discussions The session was highly interactive, with participants sharing their dreams and challenges during engaging exercises. One notable moment was when Tomi asked attendees what they would do if they were guaranteed not to fail. Responses ranged from pursuing creative passions like dancing or writing to starting bold new ventures or traveling the world deliberately. Damola Adeola, who moderated the session, added depth by sharing his own experiences with effective delegation and process optimization in business. The discussions fostered a supportive environment where participants felt encouraged to share openly and learn from one another. Save the Date for the Next SUITE Training! The next SUITE training session is scheduled for Saturday, April 12, 2025 , and promises another enriching experience for entrepreneurs eager to learn and grow. Stay tuned for updates on the topic and speaker lineup. Don’t miss this opportunity to gain practical tools for overcoming challenges in your entrepreneurial journey. comments debug Comments Write a comment Write a comment Share Your Thoughts Be the first to write a comment. Other News Inside the Seed Nigeria April Members' Hangout: An Evening of Connection, Insight, and Shared Experience There are moments within our network that go beyond structured sessions and formal engagements, moments where connection becomes more natural, conversations more open, and the value of community more evident. The April Members Hangout was one of those moments. From the very start, the atmosphere was warm and welcoming. Members arrived to familiar faces, shared greetings. For some, it was a chance to reconnect after a while. As the evening unfolded, conversations began to flow across tables,... Read More SUITE Training Recap: Building Brand Resilience in Times of Change What makes a brand survive uncertainty, and more importantly, what makes it win after it? At the recent SUITE Training held on Saturday, the 18th of April, 2026, at Greenpeg Engineering HQ in Lagos, Stanford Seed Nigeria hosted an in-depth and highly practical session led by Temitope Louis, MD/CEO of TradeEdge Limited. The focus was clear and timely: how to build resilient brands in times of change. Beyond the theme, what unfolded was a powerful breakdown of how identity, branding, and brand... Read More Navigating Nigeria’s New Tax Landscape: Key Takeaways from the Network’s Tax Webinar As Nigeria prepares for one of the most significant overhauls of its tax system in recent history, the Stanford Seed Transformation Network convened a timely and insightful Tax Webinar titled “Navigating Nigeria’s New Tax Landscape.” The session was designed to help businesses within the network stay informed, compliant, and strategically positioned ahead of the incoming reforms. Held on 18th November 2025 , the session focused on what the new tax laws mean in practice, not just in theory... Read More

Member in the News: Obalolu Ojo Reflects on Nigeria’s 2026 Health Budget Mar 30, 2026 Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp LinkedIn Copy link A recent thought-provoking article by Obalolu Ojo titled “2026 Health Budget: 4% — A Number That Demands Reflection” has sparked conversation around the future of healthcare funding in Nigeria. Obalolu Ojo, Founder/CEO, Merit Healthcare Limited. In the piece, published by Leadership Newspaper , Ojo examines the federal government’s proposed 2026 budget and highlights a critical point: while the overall national budget continues to grow, the allocation to healthcare remains around 4% of total expenditure . The article calls attention to the implications of this figure, particularly in relation to the Abuja Declaration , which recommends that African countries dedicate at least 15% of their national budgets to health . Through his analysis, Ojo encourages policymakers, stakeholders, and citizens to look beyond the numbers and consider what they represent for millions of Nigerians who depend on the country’s healthcare system. A health budget that falls significantly below global and continental benchmarks raises important questions about the sustainability of public health infrastructure, access to quality medical care, and the long-term well-being of the population. The article also emphasizes that health financing is not simply a policy debate, it directly affects maternal and child health services, disease prevention programs, health worker retention, and the ability of hospitals and clinics to function effectively . With Nigeria’s population continuing to grow rapidly, thoughtful conversations about how healthcare is funded are becoming increasingly urgent. By raising these points, Ojo’s article contributes to a broader national dialogue about how governments prioritize healthcare within their fiscal policies and what steps are needed to ensure stronger health systems for the future. About Obalolu Ojo Obalolu Ojo is a respected health policy advocate and public health professional whose work focuses on strengthening healthcare systems and improving policy outcomes in Nigeria. Over the years, he has contributed to important conversations around health financing, healthcare access, and the structural reforms needed to improve the nation’s health sector. His work bridges the gap between policy discussions and public awareness, translating complex healthcare issues into clear and accessible insights that encourage informed dialogue among stakeholders. Through research, advocacy, and public commentary, Ojo continues to play a role in shaping conversations around sustainable healthcare financing and policy development in Nigeria . We are proud to see members of our network contributing meaningfully to national discourse and helping to spotlight critical issues that affect millions of people. comments debug Comments Write a comment Write a comment Share Your Thoughts Be the first to write a comment. Other News Inside the Seed Nigeria April Members' Hangout: An Evening of Connection, Insight, and Shared Experience There are moments within our network that go beyond structured sessions and formal engagements, moments where connection becomes more natural, conversations more open, and the value of community more evident. The April Members Hangout was one of those moments. From the very start, the atmosphere was warm and welcoming. Members arrived to familiar faces, shared greetings. For some, it was a chance to reconnect after a while. As the evening unfolded, conversations began to flow across tables,... Read More SUITE Training Recap: Building Brand Resilience in Times of Change What makes a brand survive uncertainty, and more importantly, what makes it win after it? At the recent SUITE Training held on Saturday, the 18th of April, 2026, at Greenpeg Engineering HQ in Lagos, Stanford Seed Nigeria hosted an in-depth and highly practical session led by Temitope Louis, MD/CEO of TradeEdge Limited. The focus was clear and timely: how to build resilient brands in times of change. Beyond the theme, what unfolded was a powerful breakdown of how identity, branding, and brand... Read More Navigating Nigeria’s New Tax Landscape: Key Takeaways from the Network’s Tax Webinar As Nigeria prepares for one of the most significant overhauls of its tax system in recent history, the Stanford Seed Transformation Network convened a timely and insightful Tax Webinar titled “Navigating Nigeria’s New Tax Landscape.” The session was designed to help businesses within the network stay informed, compliant, and strategically positioned ahead of the incoming reforms. Held on 18th November 2025 , the session focused on what the new tax laws mean in practice, not just in theory... Read More

Six Top Achievements Of Signal Alliance Technology Holdings Aug 21, 2025 Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp LinkedIn Copy link Adanma Onuegbu is a visionary leader, entrepreneur, and trailblazer in Africa’s technology landscape. As the Group Chief Executive Officer of Signal Alliance Technology Holdings (SATH), she has consistently demonstrated what it means to merge business acumen with innovation. With over two decades of experience in building sustainable businesses, Adanma stands as a role model for leaders navigating the fast-changing digital economy. Beyond her professional expertise, she is a passionate advocate for women in business and technology, inspiring the next generation of entrepreneurs to dream boldly and act courageously. Signal Alliance Technology Holdings (SATH) is one of Nigeria’s foremost technology companies, known for driving digital transformation across enterprises and industries. The company has built a strong reputation in IT infrastructure, software solutions, cybersecurity, cloud services, and business advisory. Under Adanma’s leadership, SATH has not only expanded its portfolio but also strengthened its impact by helping organizations harness the power of technology for growth, resilience, and global competitiveness. Today, the company stands as a beacon of excellence in Africa’s tech ecosystem, pioneering solutions that bridge gaps and create opportunities. SATH Launches AI Experience Center at FUTO SATH has taken a bold step in advancing technological innovation in Nigeria with the official launch of its AI experience Center at the Federal University of Technology, Owerri (FUTO). The center is designed to provide students, researchers, and professionals with hands-on access to cutting-edge artificial intelligence tools and resources. By bringing AI learning and application closer to academia, SATH aims to empower the next generation of innovators and foster a culture of research, creativity, and problem-solving. Speaking at the launch, SATH leadership emphasized the importance of preparing Africa’s youth for a future where AI will play a central role across industries. The initiative also strengthens the collaboration between the private sector and academic institutions in driving knowledge-based growth. SATH Soccer Tournament Earns Industry Praise for Business Engagement Through Sport The recently concluded SATH Soccer Tournament has been hailed as a creative and impactful way of blending sports with business networking. The initiative drew participation from leading organizations and professionals, highlighting how sports can serve as a unique platform for collaboration and engagement. Industry stakeholders praised the tournament for its ability to build relationships beyond the boardroom, while also promoting wellness and teamwork. By investing in this space, SATH continues to show its commitment to building connections that go beyond traditional business settings. The tournament has set a benchmark for how corporate engagement can be reimagined, combining fun, competition, and collaboration for greater impact. Cloudsa MD, Busola Komolafe, Honoured as Microsoft Power Woman for Africa SATH subsidiary - Cloudsa achieved a proud milestone as its Managing Director, Busola Komolafe, was named one of Microsoft’s Power Women for Africa. The recognition celebrates women leaders across the continent who are making significant contributions to technology and inspiring others to achieve more. Komolafe’s award underscores her exceptional leadership, vision, and commitment to advancing digital transformation in Africa. Her recognition is not just a personal achievement but also a reflection of SATH’s culture of excellence and empowerment, particularly in creating opportunities for women in technology. SATH Achieves Triple ISO Certifications SATH has reaffirmed its commitment to global best practices by securing three internationally recognized ISO certifications: ISO 9001:2015 – Quality Management Systems ISO/IEC 27001:2022 – Information Security Management Systems ISO 22301:2019 – Business Continuity Management Systems These certifications demonstrate SATH’s dedication to excellence in service delivery, data security, and operational resilience. By achieving these milestones, SATH not only strengthens its internal processes but also builds greater confidence among clients and stakeholders. The accomplishment positions SATH as a trusted industry leader committed to reliability, security, and sustainability. SATH Bags Appreciation Award from The CIO and C-Suite Club Africa SATH has been honored with an Appreciation Award from The CIO and C-Suite Club Africa, acknowledging three years of impactful collaboration and support for the technology leadership community. This award reflects SATH’s long-standing commitment to strengthening Africa’s digital ecosystem by engaging with CIOs and executives who drive transformation across industries. The recognition further cements SATH’s role as a strategic partner in advancing innovation, leadership, and industry growth across the continent. SATH Wins Double Awards at CIPM 56th International Conference and Exhibition At the CIPM 56th International Conference and Exhibition, SATH stood out by clinching two prestigious industry awards: Employee Service and Administration Category HR Public Development Implementation Initiative Category These awards recognize SATH’s exceptional contributions to employee experience and its impactful initiatives in human resource development. The recognition highlights SATH’s people-first philosophy and its commitment to creating systems that enhance productivity, engagement, and growth. With these wins, SATH continues to set benchmarks in HR excellence and organizational development within Africa’s corporate landscape. Adanma Onuegbu’s journey and these recent milestones achieved by Signal Alliance Technology Holdings reflect the power of visionary leadership combined with a relentless pursuit of excellence. Her story is a reminder to all members of our network that success is not just about reaching personal goals but about lifting others and building institutions that last. As SATH continues to scale new heights under her leadership, we celebrate her achievements and look forward to the greater impact she will continue to make in Africa’s technology space and beyond. comments debug Comments Write a comment Write a comment Share Your Thoughts Be the first to write a comment. Other News Inside the Seed Nigeria April Members' Hangout: An Evening of Connection, Insight, and Shared Experience There are moments within our network that go beyond structured sessions and formal engagements, moments where connection becomes more natural, conversations more open, and the value of community more evident. The April Members Hangout was one of those moments. From the very start, the atmosphere was warm and welcoming. Members arrived to familiar faces, shared greetings. For some, it was a chance to reconnect after a while. As the evening unfolded, conversations began to flow across tables,... Read More SUITE Training Recap: Building Brand Resilience in Times of Change What makes a brand survive uncertainty, and more importantly, what makes it win after it? At the recent SUITE Training held on Saturday, the 18th of April, 2026, at Greenpeg Engineering HQ in Lagos, Stanford Seed Nigeria hosted an in-depth and highly practical session led by Temitope Louis, MD/CEO of TradeEdge Limited. The focus was clear and timely: how to build resilient brands in times of change. Beyond the theme, what unfolded was a powerful breakdown of how identity, branding, and brand... Read More Navigating Nigeria’s New Tax Landscape: Key Takeaways from the Network’s Tax Webinar As Nigeria prepares for one of the most significant overhauls of its tax system in recent history, the Stanford Seed Transformation Network convened a timely and insightful Tax Webinar titled “Navigating Nigeria’s New Tax Landscape.” The session was designed to help businesses within the network stay informed, compliant, and strategically positioned ahead of the incoming reforms. Held on 18th November 2025 , the session focused on what the new tax laws mean in practice, not just in theory... Read More

SEED Hangout Competition: Lagos Hangout Highlight Jun 27, 2025 Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp LinkedIn Copy link The Mainland Hangout took place on Saturday, May 31, 2025 , at Bukka Hut, Alagomeji, Yaba , and was hosted by Mr. Rasheed Jaiyeola . The Mainland Hangout was heartwarming as members reconnected over good food, games, great conversation, and shared goals. Hosted by Mr. Rasheed Jaiyeola , the Founder of Bukka Hut, the event created a space for both celebration and strategy. A memorable moment was the surprise birthday cake presented to all May celebrants, a thoughtful gesture made by the Network Vice President, Theodora Nwenyi . It was a beautiful reminder that we are not just about business, but also about honoring the people behind it. Beyond the celebrations, the hangout offered depth. Members engaged in discussions about the direction of the Nigeria Chapter , brainstorming ways to build stronger connections and create more value across the network. The highlight of the evening was a knowledge session led by Adanma Onuegbu on “The Power of AI in Business.” Her engaging presentation demystified artificial intelligence, showing members practical ways to integrate AI tools into their operations, regardless of business size or industry. The session sparked lively dialogue and left many inspired to take action. The day ended with a group photograph, cake sharing, more bonding and photographs. As we look forward to more regional hangouts across Nigeria and beyond, we encourage members to stay connected, get involved, and keep showing up, not just for events, but for one another. comments debug Comments Write a comment Write a comment Share Your Thoughts Be the first to write a comment. Other News Inside the Seed Nigeria April Members' Hangout: An Evening of Connection, Insight, and Shared Experience There are moments within our network that go beyond structured sessions and formal engagements, moments where connection becomes more natural, conversations more open, and the value of community more evident. The April Members Hangout was one of those moments. From the very start, the atmosphere was warm and welcoming. Members arrived to familiar faces, shared greetings. For some, it was a chance to reconnect after a while. As the evening unfolded, conversations began to flow across tables,... Read More SUITE Training Recap: Building Brand Resilience in Times of Change What makes a brand survive uncertainty, and more importantly, what makes it win after it? At the recent SUITE Training held on Saturday, the 18th of April, 2026, at Greenpeg Engineering HQ in Lagos, Stanford Seed Nigeria hosted an in-depth and highly practical session led by Temitope Louis, MD/CEO of TradeEdge Limited. The focus was clear and timely: how to build resilient brands in times of change. Beyond the theme, what unfolded was a powerful breakdown of how identity, branding, and brand... Read More Navigating Nigeria’s New Tax Landscape: Key Takeaways from the Network’s Tax Webinar As Nigeria prepares for one of the most significant overhauls of its tax system in recent history, the Stanford Seed Transformation Network convened a timely and insightful Tax Webinar titled “Navigating Nigeria’s New Tax Landscape.” The session was designed to help businesses within the network stay informed, compliant, and strategically positioned ahead of the incoming reforms. Held on 18th November 2025 , the session focused on what the new tax laws mean in practice, not just in theory... Read More

Terra Developers Host Sip & Grill at Nathan’s Bay: The New Lakowe Estate Redefining Waterfront Living Mar 31, 2026 Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp LinkedIn Copy link On Saturday, March 28, 2026, Terra Developers opened the gates of their resort-themed estate to host the third edition of its experiential event - Sip & Grill 3.0, offering stakeholders and investors an immersive introduction to its latest community - The Lofts at Bayfront. A pre-launch showcase where lifestyle met opportunity in a uniquely engaging format. The initiative reflects the company’s commitment to providing industry enthusiasts with firsthand insight into its developments. Sip & Grill 3.0 delivered a comprehensive sensory experience, giving attendees a realistic perspective of life at The Lofts at Bayfront. Guests experienced serene waterfront views, boat riding, premium living concepts, and curated lifestyle elements that position the development as more than just real estate, but a long-term lifestyle investment. Hosted at Nathan’s Bay, Lakowe, Lekki, the resort-themed setting featured a combination of grilled cuisine and a guided water cruise, reinforcing the development’s core promise of elevated waterfront living. The event also facilitated meaningful interactions between prospective homeowners, investors, and the Terra Developers team. Described as an “unforgettable day of waterfront views, great conversations, and grilled perfection”, the event underscored the company’s vision of delivering integrated, resort-style communities. Attendees got premium access to explore all the communities within Nathan’s Bay: The Lofts at Bayfront, Olivia’s View, Bayfront Villas and Jubilation Estate; while gaining deeper clarity on the project’s value proposition. According to the company, the event successfully enabled clients to visualize the long-term vision behind the development. Leading this vision is the Managing Director, Kola Ashiru-Balogun, a strong advocate for waterfront living, owing to its associated health and lifestyle benefits. Sip & Grill 3.0 reinforces Terra Developers’ position as a forward-thinking real estate company focused on delivering experiential value, strategic investment opportunities, and lifestyle-driven developments. comments debug Comments Write a comment Write a comment Share Your Thoughts Be the first to write a comment. Other News Inside the Seed Nigeria April Members' Hangout: An Evening of Connection, Insight, and Shared Experience There are moments within our network that go beyond structured sessions and formal engagements, moments where connection becomes more natural, conversations more open, and the value of community more evident. The April Members Hangout was one of those moments. From the very start, the atmosphere was warm and welcoming. Members arrived to familiar faces, shared greetings. For some, it was a chance to reconnect after a while. As the evening unfolded, conversations began to flow across tables,... Read More SUITE Training Recap: Building Brand Resilience in Times of Change What makes a brand survive uncertainty, and more importantly, what makes it win after it? At the recent SUITE Training held on Saturday, the 18th of April, 2026, at Greenpeg Engineering HQ in Lagos, Stanford Seed Nigeria hosted an in-depth and highly practical session led by Temitope Louis, MD/CEO of TradeEdge Limited. The focus was clear and timely: how to build resilient brands in times of change. Beyond the theme, what unfolded was a powerful breakdown of how identity, branding, and brand... Read More Navigating Nigeria’s New Tax Landscape: Key Takeaways from the Network’s Tax Webinar As Nigeria prepares for one of the most significant overhauls of its tax system in recent history, the Stanford Seed Transformation Network convened a timely and insightful Tax Webinar titled “Navigating Nigeria’s New Tax Landscape.” The session was designed to help businesses within the network stay informed, compliant, and strategically positioned ahead of the incoming reforms. Held on 18th November 2025 , the session focused on what the new tax laws mean in practice, not just in theory... Read More

Marketplace Ministry: SUITE Training with Seyi Abolaji Event Details: You are invited to another SUITE Training happening on Saturday, November 22nd, 2025 , with Seyi Abolaji, Founder of Wilson’s Juice Company. In this session, he will be speaking on “Marketplace Ministry”, where we will be exploring how faith, values, and enterprise can come together to build significant institutions and create lasting impact. 📌 Read more about this inspiring session below and be sure to register to secure your spot! From ₦2,000 in a Kiosk to a Leading Juice Brand When two brothers set up a tiny kiosk on a university campus with only ₦2,000, no one could have predicted what… Show More REGISTER November 22, 2025, 10:00 – 11:30 AM Zoom Panel Seyi Abolaji Co-Founder Wilson’s Juice Company Facilitator Seyi Abolaji is the Co-founder of Wilson’s Juice Company, one of Nigeria’s leading not-from-concentrate juice brands. What began with just ₦2000 in a small university kiosk has grown into a nationally recognized business with Wilson’s lemonades sold across Shoprite, SPAR,… Show More REGISTER

Greenpeg Nigeria Celebrates 15 Years of Innovation and Unveils West Africa’s Largest ICSS Hub Apr 21, 2025 Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp LinkedIn Copy link Greenpeg Nigeria Limited, a leading force in industrial automation and safety solutions, marked a major milestone on February 27, 2025, with its 15th anniversary celebration and the official launch of its new facility in Ikeja, Lagos. The event drew an impressive roster of dignitaries, including the Deputy Governor of Lagos State, Dr. Kadri Obafemi Hamzat, who represented Governor Babajide Olusola Sanwo-Olu and delivered the keynote address. Championing Local Innovation and Industrial Growth In his remarks, the Deputy Governor praised Greenpeg’s significant contributions to Nigeria’s industrial landscape, highlighting the company’s role in driving technological innovation, job creation, and sustainable economic development. He emphasized the importance of homegrown enterprises like Greenpeg in reducing reliance on foreign expertise and fostering a robust local economy 3 . Governor Sanwo-Olu, through his representative, reaffirmed the state’s commitment to supporting local businesses, noting that Greenpeg’s dedication to innovation and skills development aligns with Lagos State’s broader economic vision. Launch of West Africa’s Largest Integrated Control and Safety System (ICSS) Hub A highlight of the celebration was the unveiling of Greenpeg’s state-of-the-art Integrated Control and Safety System (ICSS) Hub—the largest of its kind in West Africa. This multi-million dollar facility is set to transform the region’s industrial sector by providing end-to-end solutions for the design, installation, and maintenance of control panels, switchgear, and safety systems, all developed locally. This major investment not only reduces dependency on foreign vendors but also enhances efficiency and cost-effectiveness for businesses across the region. Industry Leaders and Stakeholders in Attendance The launch event attracted a distinguished audience, including Honourable Olatubosun Alake, Lagos State Commissioner of Innovation, Science, and Technology, and top executives from global industry leaders such as Siemens, Schneider Electric, and Pepperl+Fuchs. Their presence underscored the significance of Greenpeg’s achievements and the company’s growing reputation as a beacon of excellence in Nigeria’s industrial sector. Commitment to Capacity Building and the Future Bolaji Adekunle, Managing Director/CEO of Greenpeg, reiterated the company’s commitment to investing in Nigeria’s future through innovation, skills development, and technology transfer. The new ICSS Hub will serve as a cornerstone for workforce training and capacity development, empowering local professionals and supporting the country’s industrialization agenda. Looking Ahead As Greenpeg celebrates 15 years of excellence, the company continues to set the standard for industrial innovation in West Africa. The public and industry stakeholders alike have commended Greenpeg’s achievements, expressing optimism for its ongoing contributions to Nigeria’s economic growth and technological advancement 5 7 . Greenpeg’s journey is a testament to the impact of visionary leadership and sustained investment in local talent and innovation. The next chapter promises even greater strides toward a self-reliant, technologically advanced industrial sector in Nigeria and beyond. comments debug Comments Write a comment Write a comment Share Your Thoughts Be the first to write a comment. Other News Inside the Seed Nigeria April Members' Hangout: An Evening of Connection, Insight, and Shared Experience There are moments within our network that go beyond structured sessions and formal engagements, moments where connection becomes more natural, conversations more open, and the value of community more evident. The April Members Hangout was one of those moments. From the very start, the atmosphere was warm and welcoming. Members arrived to familiar faces, shared greetings. For some, it was a chance to reconnect after a while. As the evening unfolded, conversations began to flow across tables,... Read More SUITE Training Recap: Building Brand Resilience in Times of Change What makes a brand survive uncertainty, and more importantly, what makes it win after it? 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Empowering Innovation: Stanford Seed Transformation Network Nigeria Hosts IWD 2026 Finale Mar 29, 2026 Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp LinkedIn Copy link The Stanford Seed Transformation Network Nigeria marked a powerful milestone with the successful hosting of its International Women’s Day 2026 Grand Finale , a celebration of innovation, resilience, and the transformative power of female entrepreneurship. The highly anticipated event brought together a dynamic mix of entrepreneurs, CEOs, industry leaders, and ecosystem stakeholders, all united by a shared commitment to advancing women-led businesses in Nigeria. At the heart of the event was the pitch competition, where five outstanding female founders showcased bold, impactful solutions. Olamide Olajide, founder of Shoeniverse Leathers.Winner, Seed Nigeria ₦1,000,000 business grant Emerging as the grand prize winner was Olamide Olajide , founder of Shoeniverse Leathers , who received a ₦1,000,000 business grant in recognition of her innovation, clarity of vision, and growth potential. Setting the Tone: Leadership, Vision, and Community Toba Obaniyi , Communications Secretary of the network The event was expertly hosted by Toba Obaniyi , Communications Secretary of the network, and opened with a welcome address from the President of Seed Nigeria Network, Omolola Ajani. In her remarks, she emphasized the rigor and competitiveness of the selection process: Omolola Ajayi , President of Seed Nigeria Network “We screened approximately one hundred applications, narrowing them down to the top five exceptional businesses represented here today.” Her message set the tone for an afternoon centered on excellence, growth, and the celebration of visionary women building impactful ventures. Theodora Nwenyi, Vice-President of the network, also addressed the audience, sharing the history and impact of the Seed Transformation Program (STP) . Theodora Nwenyi , Vice-President of the network She spoke directly to the entrepreneurs in the room, encouraging them to participate in the program and highlighting how it has been pivotal in supporting the growth and success of every member within the Seed Network . She detailed the program’s processes and milestones, showing how its structured approach has helped businesses scale and thrive over time. Lydia Ekpong Thompson , last year’s pitch winner, joined the event to share her remarkable journey since winning the competition and securing a ₦50 million investment . She reflected on how she leveraged the ₦1 million IWD Seed Network grant to streamline her operations, reducing a production process that used to take two weeks down to just one day. Lydia Ekpong Thompson, Founder, Allgreeen Ivy Limited Her story inspired everyone in the room, as she spoke candidly about her experiences, demonstrating the trust and support she has felt within the network. Attendees were moved by her openness, which highlighted how Seed Network fosters a safe, empowering environment for members to grow and share their successes. Keynote Spotlight: Building Forward with Purpose A major highlight of the event was the keynote session delivered by Uche Pedro, Founder and CEO of BellaNaija. Speaking on the theme “Making the Mark,” she shared practical, experience-driven insights from her journey of building one of Africa’s leading media platforms. Uche Pedro, Founder/CEO, Bella Naija Her message to founders was clear and actionable: Start before you feel ready and grow with clarity Build with strong structure and processes Leverage technology to improve every aspect of your business Focus on community, culture, and value creation “There are companies that did not exist twelve months ago that are changing the course of history today,” she noted, encouraging founders to stay agile and forward-thinking. The Pitch: Innovation Meets Opportunity The core of the event featured pitch presentations from five exceptional finalists: Ameedat Eniola Olaniyan – Sparklean Station Nigeria Limited Esther Eruchie – FriendnPal Olowookere Temitayo – Tyrafoods and Agro Products Venture Limited Olamide Olajide – Shoeniverse Leathers Comfort Badmos Ajayi – Baams Creatives Each founder presented not just ideas, but real, market-ready solutions with several bringing physical products to the venue. In a powerful demonstration of market validation, some finalists recorded on-the-spot sales , with certain products selling out during the event. This moment underscored the strength, relevance, and demand for women-led innovations in today’s market. Judging, Mentorship, and Meaningful Engagement The finalists were evaluated by a distinguished panel of judges, experienced business leaders and industry experts, who brought depth, insight, and a strong commitment to supporting emerging entrepreneurs. Panel Of Judges Beyond evaluation, the judges actively engaged with the founders, opening up opportunities for mentorship, guidance, and future collaboration , a core value of the Seed network. Uche Pedro , Founder/CEO of BellaNaija and a valued member of the Seed Network, was recognized with two special awards at the event, one for her contributions last year and another for this year. BellaNaija has consistently provided strong support for Seed Network events, particularly through media coverage and publicity, making a significant impact on the visibility of our initiatives. Uche’s recognition celebrated her dual role as both a network member and a key media partner, highlighting the importance of collaboration and community in advancing entrepreneurial opportunities. Nwamaka Okoye , Chairman of the Board of Trustees and CEO of Housecessories , was also honored for her outstanding contributions to the Seed Network, recognizing her dedication as both a leader, active member and host of the Seed Diaries. Additionally, Adama Onwuregbu received an award by her Chief Of Staff at Signal Alliance Technology Holdings , acknowledging her organization’s generous sponsorship and support for Network programs over the past year. These recognitions highlighted the power of collaboration and the impact of committed members and partners in driving the Network’s mission forward. Voices of Partnership and Support The success of the event was further strengthened by partners and sponsors who share a commitment to empowering women. Representing Greenpeg Engineering, Halima Afebua highlighted the company’s dedication to gender inclusion: “As a firm in a male-dominated industry, Greenpeg is committed to elevating women.” From Signal Alliance Technology Holdings, Dominic Ogar emphasized the broader impact: “We want a world where ladies are valued, seen, heard, and protected.” Akeem Onifade , representing Graceco Limited, praised the network’s vision and its role in shaping future leaders. Although unable to attend physically, Vanguard Pharmacy participated through a video message, reaffirming its continued support for the network and its initiatives. Beyond the Stage: Connection, Commerce, and Community Beyond the formal sessions, the event created space for intentional networking , where members and guests connected, exchanged ideas, and built relationships. The atmosphere was vibrant, filled with conversations, collaboration opportunities, and shared ambition. From business discussions to product discovery and even spontaneous purchases, the event extended far beyond the stage into real economic and social impact. A Celebration of Impact and What Lies Ahead The IWD 2026 Finale was more than a pitch competition, it was a gathering of builders, leaders, and visionaries committed to shaping the future of business in Africa. As a network of graduates of the Stanford Seed Transformation Program, Seed Nigeria continues to drive its mission of fostering growth, innovation, and leadership across the continent. This year’s finale stands as a testament to what is possible when opportunity meets preparation, and community meets vision . comments debug Comments Write a comment Write a comment Share Your Thoughts Be the first to write a comment. Other News Inside the Seed Nigeria April Members' Hangout: An Evening of Connection, Insight, and Shared Experience There are moments within our network that go beyond structured sessions and formal engagements, moments where connection becomes more natural, conversations more open, and the value of community more evident. The April Members Hangout was one of those moments. From the very start, the atmosphere was warm and welcoming. Members arrived to familiar faces, shared greetings. For some, it was a chance to reconnect after a while. As the evening unfolded, conversations began to flow across tables,... Read More SUITE Training Recap: Building Brand Resilience in Times of Change What makes a brand survive uncertainty, and more importantly, what makes it win after it? At the recent SUITE Training held on Saturday, the 18th of April, 2026, at Greenpeg Engineering HQ in Lagos, Stanford Seed Nigeria hosted an in-depth and highly practical session led by Temitope Louis, MD/CEO of TradeEdge Limited. The focus was clear and timely: how to build resilient brands in times of change. Beyond the theme, what unfolded was a powerful breakdown of how identity, branding, and brand... Read More Navigating Nigeria’s New Tax Landscape: Key Takeaways from the Network’s Tax Webinar As Nigeria prepares for one of the most significant overhauls of its tax system in recent history, the Stanford Seed Transformation Network convened a timely and insightful Tax Webinar titled “Navigating Nigeria’s New Tax Landscape.” The session was designed to help businesses within the network stay informed, compliant, and strategically positioned ahead of the incoming reforms. Held on 18th November 2025 , the session focused on what the new tax laws mean in practice, not just in theory... Read More

Explore the Company Visit program by the Stanford Seed Transformation Network, Nigeria Chapter—an initiative where members visit fellow entrepreneurs’ businesses to learn, network, and share best practices for growth Company Visit The Company Visit program offers members of the Nigeria Chapter a unique opportunity to connect, learn, and engage with fellow entrepreneurs by visiting their businesses. These visits provide valuable insights into diverse business processes, foster meaningful networking, and create a platform for members to share experiences and best practices. By understanding each other’s operations, members strengthen connections and uncover new opportunities for collaboration and growth