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Let’s take a look at what we covered this week.
Editor’s Choice
At the beginning of the week, we dished out 10 great reasons to hire a social media partner for your business and we did recommend XDeputy as a virtual and competent social media partner for your startup.
We also revealed that Jumia Nigeria, in a strategic move, recently appointed Sunil Natraj, the former CEO of Jumia Ghana, to helm its burgeoning e-commerce business. And we filled you in on the reasons why he was coming from Ghana to head Jumia in Nigeria.
In what turned out to be an interesting research, we explored the intriguing question of why the Canadian dollar (CAD) isn’t widely used in the African startups ecosystem.
One of my personal favorites was when we discussed Health & Technology. We drew inspiration from the successful models of Telcos and Fintech, and came to a conclusion that Nigeria should adopt a similar strategy with HealthTech.
And earlier today, we discussed the NIBSS vs. Fintech Saga that is currently trending in the news. Starting off with how Nigerian financial services companies find themselves in a race to reassure users, as a memo from the Nigeria Inter-Bank Settlement System (NIBSS) calls for the removal of unlicensed fintechs from directly accepting consumer deposits.
As we step into the weekend, here are a few things you shouldn’t miss.
- Don’t forget to Join the Thriving StartUpsVibes Community for Unmatched Networking Opportunities
- Follow us on Twitter and Join The Conversation on The Startups Space by 5PM Tomorrow (December 9) as we discuss The NIBSS Memo and What It Means for Fintech Companies.
And here are 3 things I will be doing this weekend.
Read: A Customer-Centric Approach to Building Startups, Regardless of Size
Watch: How I earned $500 in one hour on XDeputy
Connect: Meet & Greet with the Eti-Osa Chapter of the StartupsVibes Community
Enjoy your weekend
Daniji Emmanuel for StartupsVibes
