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Nigeria added 65 healthtech startups after COVID-19, says report 

65 healthtech startups were launched in Nigeria between 2020 and 2025, more than half of the 103 startups launched in the 15 years before the pandemic.

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Nigeria's post-COVID healthtech boom reflects how the pandemic accelerated digital health adoption across Africa, with more startups launched in five years than the previous fifteen combined. This surge positions Nigeria as a continental leader in health innovation, potentially transforming healthcare access for millions while creating new economic opportunities in the tech sector.

Nigeria's post-COVID healthtech boom reflects how the pandemic accelerated digital health adoption across Africa, with more startups launched in five years than the previous fifteen combined. This surge positions Nigeria as a continental leader in health innovation, potentially transforming healthcare access for millions while creating new economic opportunities in the tech sector.

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Nigeria added 65 healthtech startups after COVID-19, says report 

65 healthtech startups were launched in Nigeria between 2020 and 2025, more than half of the 103 startups launched in the 15 years before the pandemic.

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Nigeria's post-COVID healthtech boom reflects how the pandemic accelerated digital health adoption across Africa, with more startups launched in five years than the previous fifteen combined. This surge positions Nigeria as a continental leader in health innovation, potentially transforming healthcare access for millions while creating new economic opportunities in the tech sector.

Nigeria's post-COVID healthtech boom reflects how the pandemic accelerated digital health adoption across Africa, with more startups launched in five years than the previous fifteen combined. This surge positions Nigeria as a continental leader in health innovation, potentially transforming healthcare access for millions while creating new economic opportunities in the tech sector.

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65 healthtech startups were launched in Nigeria between 2020 and 2025, more than half of the 103 startups launched in the 15 years before the pandemic.

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Nigeria's post-COVID healthtech boom reflects how the pandemic accelerated digital health adoption across Africa, with more startups launched in five years than the previous fifteen combined. This surge positions Nigeria as a continental leader in health innovation, potentially transforming healthcare access for millions while creating new economic opportunities in the tech sector.

Nigeria's post-COVID healthtech boom reflects how the pandemic accelerated digital health adoption across Africa, with more startups launched in five years than the previous fifteen combined. This surge positions Nigeria as a continental leader in health innovation, potentially transforming healthcare access for millions while creating new economic opportunities in the tech sector.

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65 healthtech startups were launched in Nigeria between 2020 and 2025, more than half of the 103 startups launched in the 15 years before the pandemic.

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STRATA-AF™ ANGLEEDITORIAL SYNTHESIS BY STRATA-AF™

Nigeria's post-COVID healthtech boom reflects how the pandemic accelerated digital health adoption across Africa, with more startups launched in five years than the previous fifteen combined. This surge positions Nigeria as a continental leader in health innovation, potentially transforming healthcare access for millions while creating new economic opportunities in the tech sector.

Nigeria's post-COVID healthtech boom reflects how the pandemic accelerated digital health adoption across Africa, with more startups launched in five years than the previous fifteen combined. This surge positions Nigeria as a continental leader in health innovation, potentially transforming healthcare access for millions while creating new economic opportunities in the tech sector.

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