Chocolate City Founders Fund Launches $1M Fund for Nigerian Creative Startups
Chocolate City Founders Fund has unveiled a $1 million fund during Chocolate City Group's 20th-anniversary celebration to support early-stage startups in Nigeria's fast-growing creative sector. The fund, led by co-founders Audu Maikori and Paul Okeugo, aims to bridge financial gaps for entertainment companies by offering equity investment, mentorship, and operational guidance.
The fund will collaborate with CcHub to provide comprehensive support to creative founders, combining creative vision with business discipline to foster sustainable growth in the industry.
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