By fire by force we go become shareholder

ICYMI, catch the previous edition here

1.. Pablo dey Ontario rn. You just didn’t see it.

2.. So EFCC arrested some students

Someone said these thoughts are best left in a confined space and not shared with the world.

Lmaooo

Omo, sadly there are a lot like this who are unknow and have no voice nor anyone to campaign for their release

3.. Lmaooo, you wan kill Minister???

4.. Ehmm @whitenigerian this your thought no gel o

Thank for the tip

5.. Issa Pandemic

Lmaooo

By fire by force we go become shareholder

Someone said this before, and the news publishers need to do better too. Ome that last comment enter o

We are still on the matter

6.. It’s still day 1

7.. FAANG hiring manager, ejoh now

God abeg

8.. Lmaooo, as seen on the tl

E at it again

😭😭😂

9.. Omooo, just like that??? This startup thing no easy o

10.. The last frame got a lot of reactions

Context

11.. Bolanle pepper dem

Official News

1. Twitter, now known as X, hasn't provided severance packages to its Africa team even a year after laying them off. The Ghana-based team of 20 announced a new office just a week before their abrupt layoffs. While other teams globally received information about their severance in their layoff emails, the Africa team was left without any details or responses from Twitter. The team even engaged lawyers, but communication ceased in May 2023. Now, they are considering legal action for violating Ghanaian labor laws.

2. Egyptian healthtech firm Almouneer recently secured $3.6 million in seed funding. The round was led by Global Ventures and included contributions from investors like Proparco, Digital Africa (via the Bridge Fund), Wrightwood Investments, among others.

3. Chowdeck, a Nigerian food delivery startup that joined Y Combinator in October 2021, has surpassed ₦1 billion ($1.2 million) in monthly gross merchandise value (GMV). This achievement signifies a tenfold growth from the reported ₦100 million monthly GMV just ten months ago.

4. Tunisian fintech startup My Easy Transfer, secured $420,000 in funding from VC firm 216 Capital.

5. OPay has been named the winner in the Fintech category of the National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA) Digital Nigeria 2023 Awards.