Myrader is a private holding company operating across real estate, financial services, mobility, and talent. We build, acquire, and grow businesses where the demand is structural and the execution gap is real.
Myrader was founded on a straightforward premise: that Nigeria's most important commercial sectors are large, undermanaged, and structurally sound. We identify businesses within those sectors and apply the capital, operating discipline, and network required to let them grow properly.
We do not manage funds. We own and operate companies — four subsidiaries today, with a selective pipeline of ventures in development. Our decisions are made with a multi-year view, not a quarterly one.
The group is headquartered in Lagos, with operations spanning short-let hospitality, SME finance, executive recruitment, and luxury automotive.
Premium short-let and corporate housing. Asset-light structures, high occupancy, a direct relationship with the corporate and diaspora client.
SME lending, capital structuring, and credit facilitation. Operating where institutional finance does not reach, on terms that work for businesses with real activity.
Executive placement and workforce infrastructure for organisations that understand that their next hire is a commercial decision, not an administrative one.
On-demand chauffeur-led luxury car rental, specialist vehicle sourcing, and on-demand mechanic and repair services — for clients who expect the same standard from their automotive experience as from everything else.
A full-service real estate operator covering short-let apartments, corporate housing, property management, and property sales — across Lagos. The business works with a focused client profile: corporate executives, diaspora visitors, and long-stay guests who expect a consistent, professionally managed experience. Every property under management is handled end-to-end, with no reliance on third-party platforms.
Learn moreThe group's financial services arm. Myrader Limited structures lending facilities for small and mid-sized businesses, with a particular focus on credit access where the traditional banking relationship has not been established. Transaction volumes are backed by documented bank history.
Learn moreA recruitment platform built for organisations that treat hiring as a strategic function. MyTalent Connect covers executive placement, middle-management search, and workforce solutions — with a process designed around quality of match, not speed of fill.
Learn moreLagos' premium automotive business, operating across three distinct services: on-demand chauffeur-led luxury car rental (currently centred on the Mercedes-Benz G-Wagon, serving Island, Lekki, and Ikoyi routes); specialist vehicle sourcing and acquisition advisory for buyers seeking premium or collectible automobiles; and on-demand mechanic and car repair services, including expert diagnostics, servicing, and maintenance for clients who want certified care without the dealership friction. Rare Miles also runs a tiered membership programme — Diamond, Platinum, and Gold Elite — giving regular clients priority booking, rental discounts, and dedicated automotive support.
Learn moreAn exclusive leisure destination on the Ilashe waterfront. Sunday at Ilashe offers curated day and weekend experiences for Lagos's urban professional class — a business built on access, atmosphere, and a deliberately limited capacity.
Learn moreA fan engagement platform designed to deepen the relationship between artists and their audiences. All Access is building the infrastructure layer for how creators in Africa and the diaspora monetise community at scale.
Learn moreA premium karaoke platform for guests and venues. Sing Along lets users request songs, track the live queue, and discover karaoke venues — all from a single app designed to feel fast and frictionless. On the venue side, the product provides a management dashboard for sessions and queues, QR-based check-in, and real-time crowd management tools. Available on iOS and Android.
Learn moreWe do not pursue growth for its own sake. Each business in the portfolio was selected because the market is large, the operating model is capital-efficient, and the execution gap was something we were specifically equipped to close.
We operate in sectors we understand from the inside — not adjacent bets. Each vertical is managed by people with direct, prior experience in that market.
We prefer structures that scale without proportional capital requirements. Where we do deploy capital into physical assets, the underwriting is conservative and the exit optionality is preserved.
Every financial position we present is backed by documented bank records. We do not rely on projections to justify current valuations.
The group carries no long-term debt obligations across any operating subsidiary. This is a deliberate structural position, not a temporary condition.
"The opportunity in Nigeria is not speculative. The population is large, the middle class is growing, and most markets are still served by fragmented, undercapitalised operators. That is exactly where we want to be."
Businesses built internally and released when the conditions are right — not when a fundraise demands it.
A device that safely detects whether utility grid electricity is available at a Nigerian residential premises — without requiring the power to physically reach the property first. Power Watch solves a specific, daily frustration for Nigerian homeowners and tenants: knowing whether NEPA has restored supply before switching on appliances, running generators concurrently, or returning home. The product is designed for straightforward installation, requires no technical expertise to operate, and addresses a gap that affects virtually every household connected to the national grid.
Further ventures are in early development. We release when the product is ready, not when a timeline demands it.
If you are considering a transaction involving your business — whether that is a full exit, a minority stake, or access to growth capital — we are willing to have a direct, confidential conversation. No intermediaries required at the outset.
You are an owner or shareholder considering a full or partial exit. Your business operates in a sector we understand, has a clear revenue history, and a team that can continue under new ownership. We move quickly, keep conversations private, and structure deals without unnecessary complexity.
You are running a business that needs capital to grow — and you are looking for a partner who understands operating in Nigeria, not just one who has capital to deploy. We invest in businesses where we can add more than money, and we are selective by design.
You are an operator, institution, or fund interested in acquiring a stake in one of our portfolio businesses. We are open to conversations about secondary transactions where the incoming partner shares our understanding of the market and the business's long-term potential.
We work with property owners, corporate clients, and businesses that want a long-term operating relationship — not a one-time transaction. If you have something substantive to discuss, reach out directly.
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