If you are a startup founder this is for you! On the 6th I received an email that our AWS account might get suspended if we don’t pay outstanding bill. My backend Eng was already in my ear about stuffs to still pay for, there were other bills of other services to pay for. I

Four years ago, these numbers felt bold. In 2021, we processed 35 million transactions worth ₦1.2 trillion. By May 2022, we had already matched that value: ₦1.2 trillion across 25 million transactions. It was a signal. But at the time, we didn’t know just how big the story

I don’t “crack”. I make love

date idea : we kiss and kiss and kiss and kiss and kiss and kiss and kiss and kiss and kiss and kiss and kiss and kiss and kiss and kiss and kiss and kiss and kiss and kiss and kiss and kiss and kiss and kiss and kiss and kiss and kiss and kiss and kiss and kiss and kiss

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Paystack , the Nigerian fintech acquired by Stripe, has restructured its operations under a new holding company, The Stack Group (TSG), which now houses Paystack, its consumer payments app Zap, Paystack Microfinance Bank (MFB), and a venture studio, signalling a more structured

Oh mama dealt with this one and he orchestrated his own downfall with his own hands 🤣

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I’ve invested in over 20 early-stage startups. Most don’t fail because the tech is bad. They fail because of avoidable "unforced errors". If you’re a first-time founder in Africa, here are the 3 silent killers to watch out for: 🧵

1m meetings at this same 11am

served myself oats and akara but it tasted like suffering so i refused to eat it.

the thought of someone else owning MY slut makes me feral cl😭

this is why i hate doing anything when i am hungry

i think there is a demographic of european especially Eastern European, companies that like to position as saviours to help build software/products in the Nigerian/African market,t but they want to extort. like white saviours

Oh ok