Sterling Bank has actually worked together with GFA Technologies, Microsoft, The Garage, and Oando Clean Power to hold the last pitch of the e-mobility technology hackathon.

Theme: ‘Accelerating Nigerian Ability, Building Out Nigeria’s e-Mobility Environment’, the hackathon is focused on advancing electric vehicle modern technology in Nigeria.

In a declaration, the Head of Movement and Projects, Renewable Resource at Sterling Financial Institution, Akin Akingbogun, stated the bank’s commitment to cultivating lasting power services in the transport sector.

He specified, “Our engagement underscores our dedication to driving the development of electrical cars in Nigeria. Our company believes in advertising development and sustainability in transport, and platforms like the hackathon allow us to discover ground-breaking ideas straightened with our vision.”

The hackathon, organized by GFA Technologies in collaboration with Microsoft, and supported by Sterling Bank and Oando Clean Energy Ltd., empowers startups and entrepreneurs with essential skills, resources, and networking opportunities.

The organizers highlighted several benefits of the hackathon, including access to corporate partnerships, market expansion opportunities, investor connections, funding avenues, and capacity building in key business areas.

During the final pitch presentation, a panel of judges and experts awarded the top prize of N3 million to Trekk Scooters, with Helgg securing second place and Celloop coming in third.

This collaborative effort underscores Sterling Bank and its partners’ commitment to driving innovation and sustainability in Nigeria’s transportation sector.