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    STEP Partners with Ekiti State to drive innovation at Ekiti Innovation Summit 2.0

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    From November 3rd to 6th, 2024, the Ekiti Innovation Summit 2.0 brought together over 2,000 innovators, creators, industry leaders, policymakers, and stakeholders in a groundbreaking event focused on technology, creativity, and sustainable economic development.

    Themed “Maker-Centres: Unleashing Creativity Through Innovation Spaces,” the summit marked a pivotal collaboration between STEP and the Ekiti State Ministry of Innovation, Science, and Digital Economy (MISDE), empowering startups and entrepreneurs with the resources, tools, and networks needed for sustainable growth.

    Key Highlights of the Summit:

    • Masterclass by STEP Project Director: Over 1,000 participants attended a masterclass led by Barr. Ifedy Ralph Eze, STEP Project Director, on “Navigating the Legal Landscape for Tech Startups.” The session provided invaluable insights into intellectual property protection, contract essentials, and regulatory compliance, equipping startups to mitigate risks and scale effectively.
    • Startup Pitch Sessions: More than 10 tech-enabled startups presented their innovative solutions to a panel of angel investors and funders, opening doors for potential investments and partnerships. Ekiti’s vibrant innovation hubs and maker spaces were also showcased, highlighting their role in fostering creativity and local economic development.
    • One-on-One Mentorship Sessions: The STEP team engaged directly with six emerging startups, offering tailored guidance, exploring opportunities to integrate them into the STEP community, and learning about their innovative solutions.

    STEP’s Commitment to Ekiti’s Tech Ecosystem

    Through this strategic partnership, STEP has reaffirmed its commitment to driving innovation and supporting tech ecosystems across Nigeria. The Ekiti Innovation Summit 2.0 has solidified Ekiti State’s position as a leader in Nigeria’s evolving digital economy, setting a benchmark for collaboration, innovation, and sustainable growth.

    By fostering a vibrant innovation ecosystem, Ekiti State is poised to become a hub for technological advancements and economic prosperity.

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