BD Insider 212: Nigerian tech varsity wants to become the “MIT of Africa”

We starting today with the BD Insiders’ Perspective.

Last week, Nigerian home service platform, Eden Life launched an e-commerce marketplace that will enable vendors to sell various products. We asked Nadayar Enegesi, co-founder and CEO of Eden Life how this vertical will drive profitability for the startup, here’s what he said:

“e-commerce allows us to add value to a much wider range of customers in Lagos and beyond offering services we primarily do not render to customers.

The introduction of Marketplace isn’t just a step; it’s a leap toward uniting diverse possibilities in one seamless platform. Imagine finding everything you desire in one place – be it food, cosmetics, electronics, or medicine. Marketplace isn’t just an extension; it’s an expansion of Edenlife’s promise to curate top-tier vendors dedicated to helping you flourish.”

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Last updated: December 24, 2024

BD Insider 212: Nigerian tech varsity wants to become the “MIT of Africa”

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