The future of Africa is not in catching up to the rest of the world—it’s in leading it. At LisBon, we’re building solutions that will redefine global transportation and logistics, starting right here on the continent.” – Mr.
Alpha Lucky Chukwunwike Okechukwu In the dynamic landscape of African innovation, very few stories have stirred as much excitement and pride as that of LisBon , a groundbreaking Nigerian tech company founded by visionary entrepreneur Mr. Alpha Lucky Chukwunwike Okechukwu. Achieving a staggering $15 million valuation before even launching its beta app, LisBon has emerged as a symbol of transformative potential—not just for Nigeria, but for Africa and the global tech community.
Related Stories Nigerian Tribunal reserves judgment on Meta, WhatsApp’s appeal against FCCPC’s $220 million fine Meta to invest $65 billion in AI infrastructure in 2025 This milestone is a rare achievement, even by Silicon Valley standards, where resource-rich markets often fuel such valuations. For an African startup to achieve this at such an early stage underscores LisBon’s extraordinary promise. The feat is even more striking when compared to Africa’s biggest tech success stories, including Flutterwave and Paystack, which reached similar valuations much later in their journeys.
LisBon is not merely a tech startup—it is a bold vision to redefine the global transport and logistics industry by bridging the divide between informal and formal markets. Informal ma.