NUTM Partners with NBA Africa to Drive Innovation Through Triple-Double Accelerator Program

NUTM has announced an exciting partnership with NBA Africa as its first official partner for the Triple-Double Accelerator Demo Day, aimed at fostering entrepreneurial innovation in Africa’s sports and creative sectors

NUTM Partners with NBA Africa to Drive Innovation Through Triple-Double Accelerator Program

The Nigerian University of Technology and Management (NUTM) has announced an exciting partnership with NBA Africa as its first official partner for the Triple-Double Accelerator Demo Day, aimed at fostering entrepreneurial innovation in Africa’s sports and creative sectors. The partnership was formalized during the 2024 United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) in New York.

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“We are thrilled to collaborate with NBA Africa on this initiative to spur entrepreneurial innovation in Africa,” said Dr. Okey Enelamah, Chairman of NUTM's Board. He emphasized that NUTM is committed to nurturing Africa’s next generation of entrepreneurs, noting that the NBA Africa Triple-Double Accelerator Program provides a valuable platform for NUTM scholars to develop groundbreaking innovations in sports and technology.

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The collaboration will give NUTM students and alumni access to NBA Africa’s expansive network and resources, helping to accelerate the startup ideas that arise during their time at the university. Dr. Babs Omotowa, President of NUTM, highlighted that the partnership underscores NUTM’s goal of linking its scholars with global opportunities that foster innovation and entrepreneurial growth.

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“This partnership is a significant step in our commitment to nurturing future innovators by connecting them with global organizations like NBA Africa. It’s about providing real-world platforms for our students to bring their ideas to life,” Dr. Omotowa stated.

The collaboration aligns with NUTM’s broader mission of developing 10,000 changemakers by 2030 and creating over 7,000 jobs through its entrepreneurship initiatives. NUTM’s participation at UNGA showcases its role as a catalyst for global partnerships that advance Africa’s contributions to the global innovation landscape.

For more details on the partnership, visit https://buff.ly/3XWkq17