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Nigerian SMEs run their entire sales process through WhatsApp and Instagram DMs by hand — no inventory sync, no automated order capture, no escrow protection between buyer and seller, no way to reconcile payments against conversations.
A mid-tier Nigerian bank was processing 800,000 daily transactions with a manual fraud review team of 12 analysts. The team could review only 0.3% of flagged transactions within the 90-second window that prevents chargebacks. Fraud losses were running at 0.04% of transaction volume — significant at scale.
A large private hospital in Lagos had 12 years of patient records stored as physical files and unstructured PDFs. Retrieving a single patient history took 20–45 minutes. Referrals to other hospitals required manual transcription. The medical records department had a 6-week backlog for records requests.
Land fraud is a multi-billion naira problem in Nigeria. A state land registry processes 3,000+ title applications per month — most requiring physical document verification. Double-sale fraud, forged certificates of occupancy and delayed transfers cost buyers an estimated ₦40 billion annually across the state.
The EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) requires full supply chain traceability from farm to export for Nigerian agricultural exporters. Most Nigerian sesame and cocoa exporters cannot currently meet this standard — putting an estimated $900 million in annual agricultural exports at risk of being blocked.
A Lagos-based retail chain with 8 stores was managing inventory, sales and staff data across 3 disconnected systems — POS, a manual spreadsheet and an accounting package. The owner spent 4–6 hours every Monday morning compiling last week's performance. Stockouts and overstock were discovered days late.
A CBN-licensed microfinance bank with 40,000 customers had no security monitoring. Their IT infrastructure ran Windows Server 2012 on-premise, with no SIEM, no endpoint detection and no incident response plan. A 2024 CBN cybersecurity audit flagged 9 critical gaps. Remediation was mandated within 90 days.
Every successful firm had a first client. We are actively looking for Nigerian businesses, fintechs and government agencies ready to move fast and build something that becomes a benchmark in their industry.
What you get in exchange for being first: our full technical attention, not divided between 12 accounts. The founding team on your project — not a junior team. A documented case study that becomes part of the KorabTech public record.
What we need from you: a real problem, a clear decision-maker and the willingness to move within 2 weeks of agreement. We do not do 6-month procurement cycles.