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Nigerian youth are proving that innovation isn’t limited by location. Even without the same resources as Silicon Valley, we’re building solutions that solve real problems for real people.
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62 days agoThe Rise of Nigerian Tech Startups
Nigeria’s tech scene is booming from fintech like Flutterwave to logistics and agri-tech. Imagine how many jobs and opportunities we could create if young people had more support and funding. 🚀
👉 Do you think Nigeria’s tech startups can compete with Silicon Valley one day?