Aiivon Innovation Hub

Abuja

Also listed as Aiivon

How they can help

Technical skills training · Business and operating skills · Mentorship

For Aspiring founders and students, Early-stage founders, Young people

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Sources checked 16 September 2026. Details from public sources.

In their own words

Aiivon innovation hub has directly supported hundreds of businesses and trained thousands of people in digital and business development skills.

their own site, aiivon.org homepage founder statement

What they do

Supplies talent Runs programmes Provides workspace

What they help with

Technical skills trainingBusiness and operating skillsMentorship

Who they serve

Aspiring founders and studentsEarly-stage foundersYoung people

Do they fund

Not established

How you engage

You apply, they select

Sectors they work in

Works across sectors

Works across sectors Through our incubation, acceleration and other startup support programs we have been helping startups establish profitable ventures. aiivon.org (opens in a new tab)

What stands behind each

You can see it yourself
Something dated backs it
Their word for it

How to reach them

Taken from public sources and not confirmed by them.

aiivon.org (opens in a new tab)

Attah Samson Igoche · Founder

What we know, and when we knew it

2 checks

We have not recorded dated activity for Aiivon Innovation Hub yet. A check date does not establish when the organisation was last active.

View sources and evidence history (2)

Site live, no dates on it
Homepage loads with a services section and a Featured Works list naming JICA, Benue State Government/Troika, GAIN and Ford Foundation/CBN/ISN/TAJ Bank projects. No item on the page carries a date. /about and /about/ both return the site's own 404 page. (opens in a new tab)

Checked 16 September 2026 · our research
Site live, no dates on it
No dated programme, post, cohort or event appears anywhere on aiivon.org; every nav link on the site resolves to /contact/. The only current signals are a 2026 copyright line in the footer and a live listing in the AfriLabs member hub directory. Aiivon's own homepage claims '50,000 people impacted' and work with 'over a hundred (100) organisations across 4 continents'. These figures are undated and unsourced; recorded here as a claim, not as fact. (opens in a new tab)

Checked 14 September 2026 · our research

In their own words

What we know, and when we knew it

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