Talstack has been named learning platform partner for the iDICE Startup Bridge Founders Lab, providing platform support and curriculum expertise for a 12-week structured entrepreneurship programme serving 185 early-stage Nigerian founders. The first cohort commenced in May 2026.
The Founders Lab supports founders at the idea, prototype or early-MVP stage who are building digital or technology-enabled businesses across all 36 states and the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Nigeria. In a related article, Talstack shared how its in-house course development expertise supported the design and build-out of the programme coursework, while its learning platform will support structured programme delivery.
As participants progress through the programme, those who meet defined milestones and demonstrate strong progress will unlock grant funding of up to ₦10 million.
“One of Talstack’s focus areas is helping talented people access the learning, skills and feedback they need to create extraordinary value. What makes this programme exciting is experienced operators and entrepreneurs teaching cohorts of founders from across Nigeria. This kind of entrepreneurship knowledge transfer is rare, and we’re glad to be part of making it available”, said Seni Sulyman, Founder & CEO, Talstack.
