Ending fuel subsidies in Nigeria can supercharge supply chains
The Nigerian government has said it will stop paying for fuel subsidies after June 2023. This policy change…
Announcing our $2M seed round
We’re excited to announce our $2M seed round with participation from Precursor Ventures, Vested World, Y Combinator, FoundersX…
The Pivo Mobile App is Here!
We’re excited to announce the launch of the Pivo mobile app. Since 2021, Pivo has been available to…
How to apply for a Pivo Capital loan
The first step to applying for a Pivo Capital loan is opening a Pivo Business account. You can…
6 Must-Have Tools for Supply Chain SMEs in 2023
There are several tools that can help small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in the supply chain industry manage…
Doing logistics right during the holidays
There are several things logistics companies can do to make the most of the holiday season. One of…
Celebrating one year of Pivo Africa
When the idea for Pivo first came to us early in 2021 we had a clear vision –…
SMEs: 3 Growth Myths Busted
Small and medium enterprises (SMEs) have so far contributed an astounding 43.31% to Nigeria’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP)…
Four reasons your business should make the switch to e-invoices
e-Invoices are electronically transferred documents showing what a customer owes for services rendered. For businesses in the supply…
Pivo Partners with Farmz2U to Increase Farmers’ Access to Finance
Pivo Africa has partnered with Farmz2u to provide smallholder farmers in Nigeria access to financial services on its…
From Friends to Co-founders to Raising $$$
A year ago, my friend, Ijeoma Akwiwu, and I decided to start Pivo Africa, a fintech for supply chain industry players in Africa. We poured ourselves into the idea and within six months completed our pre-seed funding round.