Spotlighting ambitious founders, operators and ecosystem builders shaping African tech | by @semudaraabayomi | startupin60.com
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Hello and welcome!
We’re giving the most ambitious founders in Fintech, Crypto, AgTech, EdTech, and more a platform to share their product or startup with the world and connect with users, partners, and investors.
You have a powerful story; we have the platform. Location-agnostic—whether you’re building in Lagos, Nairobi, Cape Town, London, or anywhere else.
How to get featured:
1. Have a great product/startup
2. Film your story (ensure it meets quality standards—see our page for examples)
3. If your story inspires us, we share it with the world.
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The quiet person on your team might be your best shipper. Most setups reward whoever reports the loudest.
I'd rather judge people on what shipped, not on how visible they are. That's why I'm building Eodly.
Thanks @startupIn60 for having me
Adebayo Juwon spent eight years managing distributed teams across some of Africa's fastest-moving fintech and crypto companies. And he kept noticing the same problem.
Eodly is his attempt to fix that.
Full story: startupin60.com/p/39ed3f2d-e…
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Adebayo Juwon spent eight years managing distributed teams across some of Africa's fastest-moving fintech and crypto companies. And he kept noticing the same problem.
Eodly is his attempt to fix that.
Full story: startupin60.com/p/39ed3f2d-e…
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"Someone can be shipping solidly and saying very little. That isn't a problem to fix. It's a person to recognize."
When Juwon asked founders what they would do with an extra hour of clarity about their teams the answers were things like raising money and building the business.
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Nobody asked for another check-in.
"The job isn't visibility for its own sake. It's giving the founder a true enough picture that they can stop chasing and get back to the work only they can do."
Read full story below.
startupin60.com/p/39ed3f2d-e…
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Kredete just got licensed in Argentina after swallowing Gravv
Two days after acquiring payments infrastructure startup Gravv, Nigerian fintech Kredete has secured two regulatory approvals in Argentina.
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Now, instead of simply plugging into payment networks, Kredete is building more of the machinery itself while securing licences in the markets where it operates.
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Someone announces they are flying home. Within minutes the group chat fills up with requests.
Chin chin from a specific brand in Lagos.
The traveller just trying to get from one city to another has become a one-person logistics operation.
Full story: startupin60.com/p/423ab09a-5…
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They built it because they lived the frustration long enough to know exactly what the solution needed to feel like.
The informal bring-this-back-for-me economy among Nigerians is vast and unquantified.
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Pikkah is building the system that makes it accessible to everyone, not just those lucky enough to know someone travelling the right route at the right time.
Full story on the newsletter
🔗 startupin60.com/p/423ab09a-5…
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