The Africa Startup Festival has reaffirmed its position as one of Africa’s leading innovation gatherings following a successful Lagos edition that attracted over 4,000 participants across two days.
Speaking on the outcome of the event, Chief Executive Officer Nnaemeka Clinton expressed gratitude to partners, stakeholders, and participants, noting that the growth of the festival has been driven by collective commitment and shared vision.
According to him, the festival has become a major platform for connecting Africa’s innovation community across key cities including Nairobi, London, and Lagos, where founders, investors, and ecosystem builders converge annually to exchange ideas, showcase solutions, and collaborate on ventures shaping the continent’s future.
He added that the conclusion of the Lagos edition marked another milestone in the festival’s journey, highlighting the importance of builders who are actively creating impact within Africa’s technology and startup ecosystem.
Looking ahead, Clinton stated that the next phase for the Africa Startup Festival would focus on deepening community engagement, supporting deal-making opportunities, and expanding initiatives aimed at accelerating startup growth across the continent.
The Africa Startup Festival continues to play a significant role in changing global perceptions about African innovation, reinforcing the continent’s growing influence in entrepreneurship and technology-driven development.
