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15 startups built by Jumia’s first 50 employees
Ever wondered about the team that started the Jumia dream and what they’ve been up to? Here’s your answer.…
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Meet Babatunde Fashola, a Nigerian software engineer that works at the Twitter HQ in Silicon Valley
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How this Akure-based uni dropout stumbled onto becoming an internationally accomplished programmer
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Feature phones and the renewed drive for internet penetration in Africa
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