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Starting a business anywhere in the world is hard, but starting a business in Nigeria could prove to be harder.
In the last three months, I4G has aided the training of over 20,000 African youth, built a community of over 17,000 youths, provided tech tools and resources for over 10,000, and placed over 100 in jobs.
Ingressive For Good (I4G) has partnered with DataCamp, the leading interactive learning platform for data science and analytics
Ingressive for Good has partnered with Coursera to offer scholarships to 5,000+ African youth in tech as part of its commitment to upskill and increase the earning power of youth in tech.
Printivo launches Promostack, an e-commerce platform for gifts and promotional items, in Nigeria and South Africa
Accelerex Holdings has received $20 million investment from Africa Capital Alliance and acquired SLS Microfinance Bank
Autochek's pre-seed round was co-led by TLcom and 4DX Ventures to accelerate product development for Ghana and Nigeria.
Even for companies that had remote workers before the pandemic, they have to rejig their management style to accommodate the new normal.
Plentywaka has launched WakaCab, a new car-hailing service with fully-trained drivers for commuters within and around Delta State.
Ingressive For Good has unveiled a digital skills training programme in partnership with Facebook
Working from home, or remote work has advantages. However, if you're not careful and disciplined, you can jeopardize your productivity.
Venture firm Future Africa has announced its investments in 9 startups in the 3rd quarter of 2020. The fund invested $1million across these startups.
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