Venture capital investing for 'normal" people in Nigeria will be challenging. Unsophisticated investors will lose money in that space, considering risks like currency volatility, regulatory uncertainty (in fintech and insurtech spaces especially), and the infrastructural gaps that make venture building much more challenging in Nigeria. Add to this the high entry thresholds, a paucity of actually investible companies and largely limited exit options - and you have a cocktail most non-core investors cannot handle - even as LPs in small funds.
Venture capital investing for 'normal" people in Nigeria will be challenging. Unsophisticated investors will lose money in that space, considering risks like currency volatility, regulatory uncertainty (in fintech and insurtech spaces especially), and the infrastructural gaps that make venture building much more challenging in Nigeria. Add to this the high entry thresholds, a paucity of actually investible companies and largely limited exit options - and you have a cocktail most non-core investors cannot handle - even as LPs in small funds.
It’s only FPI had not FDI
How old is dude? He looks 70 but sounds 30.
Average it out 😂 subtract 2