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How Tope Awotona, a Nigerian Immigrant bootstrapped a software biz from 0 to $3 BILLION? July 17, 2021 Lessons Learned from Calendly’s Founding 1) Solve a problem you have 2) Passion and grit WIN ���� 3) Ease of Use + Great Experience = organic growth In 2020, Calendly grew by 75%. The app’s description and value prop is the same as it was in the original 2014 seed announcement Jesse Pujji In less than 6 years, this Nigerian Immigrant bootstrapped a software biz from 0 to $3 BILLION The crazy part? He has no idea how to code. He was a sales guy. Time for another Bootstrapped Gian...

A non-governmental organisation, the National Ecosystem Advocates of Nigeria (NEAN), has appealed to the National Assembly to embark on the review of the current NAQS Act, 2017, with a view to identifying and strengthening the law to ensure that the main objectives of the legislation is fully attained. It noted that having operated the NAQS Act 2017 for vet three years now, there were noticeable areas of the legislation that needed to be strengthened for the effective discharge of the functions and activities of the agency. The group also identified the need for the cooperation of some of the...

Spread the love (AFRICAN EXAMINER) – A non-governmental organization, the National Ecosystem Advocates of Nigeria (NEAN), has appealed to the National Assembly to embark on the review of the current NAQS act, 2017, with a view to identifying and strengthening the law to ensure that the main objectives of the legislation is fully attained. It noted that having operated the NAQS act 2017 for vet three years now, there are noticeable areas of the legislation that needs to be strengthened for the effective discharge of the functions and activities of the agency. The group also identified the ne...

YouTube channel offers an immigrant's guide to life in Saskatoon Marina Iyeme-Eteng had no idea what to expect when she landed in Saskatoon — but almost five years on she's used that uncertainty to her advantage, creating a YouTube channel about the city that has amassed than 250,000 views. Social Sharing CBC News · Posted: Jan 18, 2021 1:37 PM CT | Last Updated: January 18 Marina Iyeme-Eteng, pictured with her family, is an immigrant from Nigeria who uses her YouTube channel to help newcomers adjust to life in Saskatchewan.(Daniel Nwabuko/Daeko Photography) Marina Iyeme-Eteng had no ...

SIC! European court faults United Kingdom for unlawfully deporting Nigerian man, CHARLES UNUANE as disproportionate violation of human rights whose kids are British citizens …ruling claim ‘not good for a democratic society’ * Judges in Strasbourg found that the removal violated right to family life as guaranteed by article 8 of the European convention on human rights * This 57-year-old had appeal supported by the Joint Council for the Welfare of Immigrants and awarded €5,000 (£4,447) * Court did not make an order for him to be returned to the United Kingdom * Convicted earlier for f...