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Nigerian e-health startup Clafiya closes $610k pre-seed funding round

Nigerian e-health startup Clafiya closes $610k pre-seed funding round
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Clafiya raises $610,000 in pre-seed round

Clafiya raised $610,000 in an oversubscribed pre-seed round. It offers end-to-end healthcare solutions to Nigerians.

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Jennie Nwokoye and Itoro Inoyo are bringing hospital-to-home services to rural communities in Nigeria

Share this article “No matter your race, gender or socioeconomic status, health is a fundamental human right and no one should be left out” This was said by Itoro Inoyo, co-founder of Clafiya, in one of Clafiya’s explainer videos on YouTube. In more developed nations, Itoro’s words would be accepted as an unarguable truth, but in a developing country like Nigeria with a laggard healthcare sector, her words only apply to a small crop of individuals who can afford healthcare. The situation surrounding the Nigerian healthcare system has deteriorated such that the president and other politicians can’t risk receiving medical care in the country.

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