InIncash BlogbyIncash·16h agoDangote’s IPO Was Three Times Oversubscribed, So Will You Actually Get the Shares You Paid For?Nigeria asked for N2.15 trillion. Investors showed up with about N6.4 trillion.
InIncash BlogbyIncash·Oct 31Nigeria’s Startup Scene in 2026: The Winners, the Casualties, and the End of Easy MoneySome startups raised millions. Others shut down despite having customers. And one of Nigeria’s biggest startup success stories decided it…
InIncash BlogbyIncash·Oct 31Nigerian Tech Is Having a Reality Check, And the Survivors Will Be Stronger For ItWithin about two months, Nigerian tech delivered a run of headlines that would have sounded impossible a year ago. Uber ended its Nigerian…
InIncash BlogbyIncash·Oct 26Nigeria’s Biggest Startup Deal of 2026 Just Left Nigeria, And Gave Away N35 Billion on the Way OutIn August, Moove raised $250 million at a $2.1 billion valuation. It became a unicorn and sat at the top of the headlines about Nigeria…
InIncash BlogbyIncash·Oct 26Why Nigerian Workers Are Broke by the 18th, And It’s Not Their FaultHere is a number worth sitting with: N372,300. That is what The Guardian’s analysis says a single worker in a Nigerian city needs each…
InIncash BlogbyIncash·Oct 21Lagos Life Was Just the Start: Nigerian Developers Are Now Building Every City on the MapTwo weeks ago, a Nigerian game made a million people pay virtual rent. Now it’s Abuja’s turn. And Port Harcourt’s. And Kano’s. And…
InIncash BlogbyIncash·Oct 10Bought Dangote Refinery Shares? Here’s What Happens Next and When You Can SellYou have subscribed to the Dangote Refinery IPO, your money has been deducted, and you have received confirmation. So, what happens now? Do…
InIncash BlogbyIncash·Oct 10Lagos Life: How One Nigerian Developer Turned an Idea Into a Viral Game and What It Means for the…Nigeria’s next big technology story might not come from fintech, banking or artificial intelligence. It might come from a game about…
InIncash BlogbyIncash·Sep 28Is Dangote’s Refinery Really Worth $48 Billion? Analysts Can’t Agree, and That’s the Real StoryThree weeks ago, we told you how to buy into Africa’s biggest ever share sale for as little as N5,250. That part hasn’t changed. What has…
InIncash BlogbyIncash·Sep 28Your Bank Branch Is Quietly Disappearing, and Nobody Sent You a Farewell CardThere’s a particular Nigerian ritual that used to define a certain kind of Friday morning, dressing reasonably well, driving to the bank…
