Lagos, the most populous city in Nigeria and often regarded as the region's economic beating heart, is home to the continent's most valuable startup ecosystem. The Nigerian capital boasts between 400 and 700 startups active today, and in 2019 earned a spot amongst the top 100 most developed startup cities worldwide, according to StartupBlink 2019. In 2017, Google brought it's Launchpad space to Lagos to run boot camps for early-stage startups, just one example of how Lagos is attracting the world to its fast-growing tech scene. Lagos is also an ideal place for impact entrepreneurs, with initiatives such as Doctoora, which connects people to quality healthcare in Africa, and programs like GreenHouse Capital, a tech accelerator helping solve some of Africa's biggest challenges. Startup Guide Lagos gives readers an in-depth into the city and region's startup ecosystem, and is filled with valuable resources and insight on making an impact through entrepreneurship. It also features interviews with founders, experts and investors who have played a part in growing the Lagos ecosystem.