Bridging Scandinavian innovation and West African mobility.
ScandAfriq is building solar-powered electric scooter sharing for university campuses in Nigeria — sustainable, affordable, and built with the people who'll use it.
Currently at idea stage, seeking pilot partners and funding.
273
universities in Nigeria, ~2.2M students
13M
electric vehicles targeted by Nigeria by 2050
30%
of Malmö city trips already by bike
The Problem
Nigerian university campuses are vast — some span thousands of hectares — and current transport options cost students time, money, and safety. Walking long distances between lectures, or relying on crowded fuel-powered shuttles, is the daily reality. Fuel subsidy removal has pushed costs even higher.
Read the full case →The Solution
A campus-based electric scooter-sharing service: e-scooters, solar-powered charging stations, and a simple app to unlock, ride, and pay. Geofenced to campus for safety. Priced for student budgets, not commercial rates.
Read the full case →How It Works
1.Find a scooter
Open the app, see nearby scooters on a campus map.
2.Unlock and ride
Scan a QR code, ride within the geofenced campus.
3.Park and pay
End at an approved spot, pay at a student-friendly rate.
4.Charge, sustainably
Scooters return to solar-powered charging stations.
The Team
Michael Edunpeters
Co-Founder — Financial Governance & Compliance
We're looking for pilot universities, funders, and mobility partners.
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