2026 Applications Open: Bet9ja Foundation ScaleUp Business Accelerator 2.0 (up to ₦3 million in Grant funding) 2026 is a
Partial Funding grant
open to students from Nigeria.
Read on for full eligibility criteria, benefits, and application steps.
Funding: Partial Funding
Open To: Nigeria
Deadline: Deadline: April 30, 2026
About the Opportunity
- Applications are open for the Bet9ja Foundation ScaleUp Business Accelerator 2.0 . The ScaleUp Business Accelerator Program is Bet9ja Foundation’s flagship entrepreneurship program designed to identify, support and accelerate high-potential Nigerian SMEs and startups.
- Demonstrate clear traction (revenue, customers, or pilot programs).
- The Bet9ja Foundation ScaleUp Business Accelerator welcomes startups and growing businesses across a wide range of industries. The program is designed to provide tailored mentorship
- access to funding and strategic growth opportunities for businesses with the potential to scale sustainably.
Eligibility Criteria
- ✔ Eligible Industries
Funding & Benefits
- 💰 Through non-dilutive grant funding
- 💰 structured training
- 💰 and market access
- 💰 the program equips early-stage businesses with the tools and support needed to scale sustainably and contribute to Nigeria’s economic development.
- 💰 Funding: Access non-dilutive funding to help you build and scale your business without giving up equity.
- 💰 Fintech & Financial Services
How to Apply
- → Are registered in Nigeria (CAC or Business Name registration).
- → Are between 22–40 years old at the time of application.
- → Click here to apply
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