Meet the female operators helping Africa’s startup ecosystem scale
Techpoint Africa | Chimgozirim Nwokoma - Mar 13, 2026
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  • Ireayomide Oladunjoye transitioned from public sector roles to become Managing Director of Endeavor Nigeria, supporting high-growth startups.
  • Lola Masha, a partner at Antler Africa, has a diverse operational background and supports founders in launching startups across the continent.
  • Amanda Etuk, as programme director at Cascador Nigeria, aids high-growth entrepreneurs and co-founded a logistics platform addressing SME challenges.
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The increasing presence of women in venture capital roles in Nigeria is a transformative trend that not only empowers female leaders but also enriches the startup ecosystem. Their diverse experiences and insights are essential for fostering innovation and supporting entrepreneurs, which could lead to a more robust economic landscape in Africa. Further discussions could explore how to sustain and amplify this momentum.
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