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Lagos Angel Network

Nigeria’s oldest angel investor network

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Lagos Angel Network (LAN) is Nigeria’s oldest and most established angel investor network. Connects early-stage Nigerian startups with high-net-worth individual investors. Investments range from $25K to $250K as a syndicate. Has backed 40+ startups. Membership includes prominent Nigerian business leaders, diaspora investors, and experienced operators.

Facts about Lagos Angel Network

Category
Investors & VCs
Availability
Works in Africa
Countries
🇳🇬Nigeria
Pricing
Paid
Typical setup time
1+ week
Best for
Early-stage
Last verified
Sep 21, 2026

Use when

You’re a Nigerian founder raising a small angel round and want credible local investors with strong business community connections.

Skip when

You need a single lead investor and a clean cap table entry, or you are raising in dollars at institutional size. Angel rounds here are naira-denominated and involve multiple individual cheques.

Status (21 Sep 2026): active. This is a network of individual angels investing their own money, not a pooled fund, which changes what a yes means: you are raising from several people rather than signing with one entity. Deal sizes run from about ₦500,000 to ₦50 million, and members add mentoring and introductions alongside cash. The Lagos Startup DealDay is the pitch event where startups present to members and other ecosystem investors.

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