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Lagos Angel Network connects early-stage founders with 120+ accredited angel investors for seed capital (₦500K–₦50M) plus mentorship and VC introductions. Apply with a pitch deck, bio and contact details—no equity structure required.
Nigeria's flagship angel investor network connecting early-stage founders with 120+ accredited angel investors. Founders submit pitch deck, brief bio and contact details for review by LAN's deal team. Network provides seed capital ($500K–$50M per deal), mentorship, governance, and access to VC firms.
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Open to early-stage startups. No equity structure required. Founders must provide: pitch deck, brief bio, company details, location, sector, stage, fundraising target. Network keeps applications confidential.
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Your application goes to LAN's deal team for review. The network does not publish timelines for decisions. Based on the portfolio of backed companies, the deal team assesses founders across multiple sectors and stages, from idea through revenue-generating. Successful applicants gain access to the 120+ angel investors in the network, mentorship, governance support and introductions to VC firms.
What reviewers look for
The network does not publish a decision timeline. Applications are reviewed by the deal team, but you should follow up directly with LAN if you have not heard back within a reasonable period.
The sources do not specify a registration requirement. However, you will need to provide company details, a location and your current business stage, so you should be able to describe your legal structure.
Yes. The network backs companies at idea, pre-seed, seed and post-seed stages. Revenue generation is one option in the stage dropdown, not a requirement.
Beyond seed capital of ₦500K–₦50M, you gain mentorship, governance support and introductions to VC firms. The sources do not specify equity terms or investor rights, so you should discuss those directly with the network after selection.
Technology, finance, healthcare, agriculture, media, proptech, edtech, insurtech, mobility and B2B/commerce. The application form lists these in the sector dropdown.
Guide written from the official programme page on 15 November 2026. Funders change their rules, so confirm the details on the official page before you apply.
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