Lagos, the frenetic coastal megacity where yellow buses jostle with tech hubs and skyscrapers shadow informal markets, is fast becoming shorthand for Africa’s startup moment. Over the last decade, the city has produced high-growth fintechs, ride-hailing platforms, and logistics plays that together have reframed how investors, policy makers and founders think about African technology. But is Lagos genuinely the continent’s equivalent of Silicon Valley, an enduring diversified…
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