The Top 5 Nigerian Tech Start-Ups That Emerged Highest Employers With 3,244 Staff in 2022
Five Nigerian Tech Startups have employed 3,244 staff as of September 2022 which makes them the highest employers when compared to 481 start-ups in the country. According to a report by Disrupt...
Five Nigerian Tech Startups have employed 3,244 staff as of September 2022 which makes them the highest employers when compared to 481 start-ups in the country.
According to a report by Disrupt Africa, Cowrywise, Flutterwave, RenMoney, Alerzo and Decagon emerged as the leading startups in terms of employment in Nigeria as the companies had a combined staff strength of 3,244 staff making them the top five employers of labour among Nigerian start-ups.
The report cut across diverse industries like Fintech, entertainment, marketing, logistics, Health, and payment services among many others.
In the report, the top five start-ups, according to the highest number of staff are:
Renmoney – With a staff strength of 892 people, the financial services company comes tops in the report.
Alerzo comes in second place with 684 staff. Alerzo is an e-commerce and retail tech company founded in 2019 having its location in Lagos
Cowrywise, a fintech company comes third with a staff strength of 570 staff. The company was founded in 2016 and is also domiciled in Lagos.
Fourth on the list is Decagon, a recruitment and HR company founded in 2018 and also located in Lagos, The company has a staff strength of 557.
Flutterwave takes fifth place with 541 staff. Unarguably one of the emerging giants in Fintech, Flutterwave was founded in 2016 and is also a Lagos-based company.
The report however highlights the important position Fintechs hold in the recruitment industry as the industry holds the highest number of staff when compared to other sectors in the report.
Three Fintechs – Cowrywise, Flutterwave and Renmoney are the majority in this report while the whole start-ups in Nigeria have a combined staff strength of 19,334 people, a figure which surpasses South Africa’s 11,340 employees in the tech industry.
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