The last time I was at the offices of African Internet Group (AIG) in Nigeria’s tech capital city of Lagos, I noticed that there were more members of staff manning Kaymu Nigeria and Jovago Travel sections. The startup that had the least number of employees was the group’s online food ordering platform, Hellofood. This observation made me think about the likelihood of such a surviving outside of Lagos without the support of AIG.
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