NTBTS By HackSultan

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1.. If you think about the cost of the fuel for the generator, omo e get as e be

2.. What do you mean by cocaine dust, sir???

3.. As seen on the TL, the quote says it all on how it was taken

HTML Fire boy said it gats to be weed, nothing more or less.

Kunle said is this you??? What changed?

4.. I have a lot of questions, but the first one is, who won the fight???

5.. I wasn’t expecting that ending

Bro said I am that I am

6.. Between Jola and Mr. Advisor

She said Tani Bro e

7.. Someone said this Web 3 boys be doing the most

You people are rich o

8.. She said you can also run the code while you are at it

9.. As seen on the tl

Uncle Celestine sharing his 2 cent

10.. So Chika made a post calling out someone owing him, the thread is long, but follow me

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Context

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11.. The last word

Hmm

12.. They sai something something Fintech

13.. Ballers dey this world o… See the highlight here

Official News

1. Moniepoint, a major Nigerian payments startup, experienced a successful 2023 despite challenges in the country’s financial services industry. The fintech recorded an average of 433 million monthly transactions across various channels and concluded the year with a total of 5.2 billion transactions.

2. DXwand, an AI startup operating in Egypt and the United Arab Emirates (UAE), secured $4 million in Series A funding. The funding round was led by Shorooq Partners and Algebra Ventures, with participation from Dubai Future District Fund, a previous investor.

3. Nigerian edtech startup AltSchool Africa has expanded to Kenya, its second-largest market by revenue. The move is driven by the increasing traction AltSchool has experienced in Kenya, and the expansion aims to provide hands-on support to Kenyan customers and improve local payment processing.

4. Kenyan agri-tech startup Shamba Pride has raised $3.7 million in pre-Series A funding, which includes both debt and equity. The funding round was led by EDFI AgriFI, and Seedstars Africa Ventures also participated.

5. Morocco-based copyright management startup Crealo has secured $1.42 million in seed funding. The round was led by 212 Founders Programme (CDG Invest), with participation from Kima Ventures, Evolem, Super Capital, and several angel investors.