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Orange Corners opens applications for Nigeria’s 16th cohort now

Applications are now open for Cohort 16 of the Orange Corners Nigeria Incubation Programme, which offers young entrepreneurs six months of business development support, mentorship and access to funding of up to €30,000 for prototype development and testing.

Initiated by the Kingdom of the Netherlands and implemented by FATE Foundation, the programme supports young entrepreneurs building innovative and sustainable businesses that tackle local challenges.

To qualify, applicants must be between 18 and 35 years old, reside and operate their businesses in Lagos State, and have an innovative business idea or early-stage venture that is no more than two years old.

Their proposed products or services must address local challenges and contribute to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

Eligible business sectors include agriculture, the circular economy, healthcare, renewable energy, technology and water solutions.

Successful applicants will participate in a six-month incubation programme featuring enterprise management training, business advisory services, coaching and mentorship.

Participants will also have access to funding of up to €30,000 to support prototype development and testing, alongside networking opportunities and connections to business support networks.

Interested entrepreneurs can submit their applications through the Orange Corners Nigeria application portal.

The application deadline is November 30, 2026.

Application portal: https://www.fatefoundation.org/ocn

SOURCE: FATE Foundation

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