MyQura Raises $1M to Expand AI-Driven Homecare Across Nigeria
MyQura, Africa's pioneering AI-driven homecare platform, is set to revolutionise the continent's healthcare landscape. Founded by Abiola Ayilara, a seasoned nurse informaticist, MyQura is targeting a significant share of the projected $10 billion African home care market by 2030, aiming to generate over $3 billion in revenue within the next five years.
Abiola Ayilara, who holds a Master's in Health Informatics and has 18+ years of experience, launched MyQura in 2021 following a personal family health crisis that highlighted gaps in Nigeria's homecare services. The platform, which positions itself alongside leading African healthtech disruptors like Helium Health and mPharma, is currently raising $1M in pre-seed funding to expand across Nigeria.
MyQura's AI-powered app has already gained traction, with over 1,000 active users and a remarkable 75% retention rate. The platform has trained over 800 caregivers and secured 120+ paying clients, generating $150,000 in revenue. Under Abiola's leadership, MyQura has achieved an impressive 98% client satisfaction rate and formed partnerships with hospitals and pharmacies. The company's success has generated $3 million in revenue so far, with Abiola now seeking an additional $1 million for expansion.
With a mission to merge compassion with technology, Abiola Ayilara is driving Africa's digital health transformation through MyQura. The platform, which is Africa's first AI-enabled, culturally sensitive homecare ecosystem, is poised to become a major player in the continent's rapidly growing healthcare market.
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