Making laws work for tech startups in Nigeria

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Making laws work for tech startups in Nigeria - Ecosystem Consultation Form

Please share your thoughts and suggestions about the key laws and regulation that will support the growth of tech startups in Nigeria.

What category do you fall under? *

Early stage startup

Late stage startup

ESO/Co-working/Tech hub

VC/Angel investor

Big corporate

Academia/ThinkTank

Media

Other:

Do you think we need to update our laws to work for tech startups in Nigeria? *

Yes

What are the reasons for your answer above?

In your opinion, are there any regulations/laws in Nigeria that have supported startups? If yes, tell us about it.

Are there any regulations/laws that have hindered the growth of startups?

Yes

Clear selection

Could you share some more about your answer above?

Should we be working on a startup bill? *

Yes

What regulatory issues do you think the startup bill should prioritize? *

Check all that apply.

Regulations: (Supervisory Council/Committee, Registration, IP, Educational/Talent Reforms etc)

Financial Capital: (Supporting local angels and investors, access to other funds MSME, National co-investment funds)

Infrastructure: (Build tech parks, subsidized local data facilities, broadband connectivity)

Incentives: (Tax Incentives, Public Procurement, Security of Tech Workers etc.)

Other:

Required

Got any additional thoughts? Please share.

Should be less than 200 words

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