We always hear about entrepreneurship success stories because everyone shares that. But what we often don’t hear about, are the less glamorous parts of entrepreneurship. In this Vlog, I talk about the personal challenges I faced in the early stages of running my startup.
Maybe if someone had told me about these, I might have saved some tears, lowered my blood pressure, and made better plans. As usual, I would love to hear from you – what you have found most difficult about running your startup.
Up to 70% of the tech start-ups that have raised seed financing in Nigeria have had to incorporate offshore holding companies in areas considered to be investor-friendly
Until recently, potential investors had to go to asset management companies, brokerage firms, private portfolio managers or investment firms to complete the very formal process to invest. But a new crop of mobile and web apps are leveraging tech to make investing more accessible through digital ‘retail’ investment platforms–drawing in beginner investors along the way.
A programming language isn’t something ordinarily considered capable of making a cultural statement. But Anuoluwapo Karounwi has done just that with Yorlang, a programming language designed to write small programs using Yoruba, a language native to South Western Nigeria.
As the world around us evolves, how we work reflects that evolution in the creation of new work tools and roles as well as changing job market dynamics.
As the Nigerian tech sector continues to expand and internet penetration trudges on, is our cybersecurity infrastructure growing in tandem?