Afropolitan 🅰️🌶
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Afropolitan 🅰️🌶
@afropolitan
Afropolitan is creating a Digital Nation to enable all Africans to build abundant lives.
In the cloud Katılım Mayıs 2014
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We sat down with Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu at the National Theater. @jidesanwoolu
A rare conversation about leading Lagos — 20 million people, endless chaos, unmatched creativity.
"There are a thousand other Burna Boys and Wizkids waiting to be discovered. And they are there in Lagos."
Full episode out now 🎙️
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Watching the interview, can't wait to have Dangote on the @afropolitan podcast
Mayowa A. Balogun@Sweeegu
Dangote talks to Nicolai Tengen, Norges Bank Investment Management CEO, why China is the preferred partner and financier for African government and businesses. He gives an example in which he explained Chinese companies, backed by their state insurer, will take 20% down and give credit facilities for up to 5 years for companies on the continent to purchase their equipment. The same cannot be said for Europe. He adds in the end that the US, Japan and others are now adapting and becoming more flexible now that they have to compete with the Chinese in these partnerships. This affirms my thoughts on the role China has played in Africa and why it’s an important, if not, preferred option for a continent that is looking to rapidly develop. It just works. Simple, no sentiment, just pure pragmatism and common sense. Full interview: youtu.be/jVs4NBoHZic?si…
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I listen for the subtle insecurity before I date him. Any small hint — please, it's okay, it's not me. Beverly on The Afropolitan Podcast.
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We interviewed Austin on the @afropolitan podcast last year. This was a masterclass session.
youtu.be/npvk7iW-Po0
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I've been attending the Ausso Leadership Academy sessions all week. I see why CWG is one of the best-run companies in Nigeria.
Austin Okere is one of the best entrepreneurs this continent has ever produced.
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Not every man can handle a creator girlfriend. Some shy away assuming your DMs are full. Beverly on dating with a platform. The Afropolitan Podcast.
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Drop the numbers — it changes everything immediately. You can't fight with numbers. Chika tells Beverly the truth about Nigerian parents. The Afropolitan Podcast.
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The day your parents' friends tell them what you do — that's when it actually hits. Chika on The Afropolitan Podcast.
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My Nigerian dad still wanted me to be a medical doctor — even after my Georgetown master's. Chika tells Beverly about the moment it finally clicked. The Afropolitan Podcast.
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Eghosa Nehikhare's father disowned him for choosing business over medicine.
He moved into a small BQ in Lagos with one year to prove himself.
In 6 months, the company he joined went from $300K to $6.5M in revenue.
Today he's the CEO of Multigate — a fintech moving billions across Africa.
New episode drops today 🤍
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My African parents STILL don't understand what I do. Even after the success. Beverly on The Afropolitan Podcast.
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Going viral doesn't pay the bills — strategy does. Million-follower creators making less than 7K-follower ones. Beverly on The Afropolitan Podcast.
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When 50K hits, don't get excited. Next month it could be 500. Beverly on financial discipline as a creator. The Afropolitan Podcast.
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The slow season of content creation nobody talks about. Million-follower creators have it too. Beverly on The Afropolitan Podcast.
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"Managers want 20% but bring me nothing. Just access to my email." Beverly calls out the predatory creator economy on The Afropolitan Podcast.
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All #AfricanDiaspora #MelanatedDiaspora #HBCU #Afropolitan #Indiemedia #Indienewz #BlackBusinessOpportunityPortal #BlackCommunityNews1 #BlackNews #BlackPress #BlackBoyJoy #BlackGirlMagic #BlackFamily, this food for thought, I believe this is worthy of your consideration…
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We raised money to build the first African network state.
Inspired by @balajis. Full Web3 thesis. Investors loved it.
One problem.
We forgot that Israel had newspapers before it had passports.
The Harlem Renaissance came before the Civil Rights movement.
You can't build the state before you build the nation.
5M views. 400K listeners. 68 countries later —
The nation is finally forming. Just not how we planned.
Eche Emole 🅰️🌶@Echecrates
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I quit my licensed salon career to post skits full-time. African parents had a lot to say. Beverly on The Afropolitan Podcast.
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