this one don collect low-key beating

why is bet9ja not in the list?

nothingmega122:
Flutterwave

Flutterwave that people's money has bn fleeced through?

Releaf

That’s nice

Which wealth all these tech companies Don create for Nigeria?
You no dey talk of Dangote group weh Don use cement create retail billionaires,dey talk of tech fraudsters whose only source of income is investors

Surprised Decagon is not on this list. Decagon has done so much for Nigeria’s tech. Decagon should have replaced Andela on this list.

Dangote nko?

BloomingDale:
White man colonizing black man all over again. 😀😀 They only get mouth where woman dey. Yeye dey smell.

colonise yourself too.

Pwan Group.


Enriching people through real estate!

www.pwanultimate.com

BloomingDale:


How? Remember, we have fish and chicken brain. We leave that to you guys, the intelligent ones.

It's your thought & idea so, I'll leave it to you take the lead.

BloomingDale:
White man colonizing black man all over again. 😀😀 They only get mouth for where woman dey.

Shut up Eran🐐

AkioluGraceObi:
THIS WICKED AND HEARTLESS GOVERNMENT KEEP DOING AND KEEP USING EVERYTHING TO FRUSTRATE IT CITIZENS,





I SPOKE WITH MY ROLE MODEL (PRINCESS),

AND SHE TOLD ME HOW SHE HAS CALLED SOME PEOPLE IN SOME VILLAGES, (BECAUSE OF HER NATIONWIDE EXPOSURE)

SHE SAID THAT MANY VILLAGES HAVE NOT EVEN SEEN THE NEW NAIRA NOTES,AND MANY OF THIS VILLAGES DON'T HAVE BANKS,THEY DO BUSINESS IN CASH,SO HOW WILL THEY COPE.

PLEASE WE PLEAD FOR EXTENSION.

Does this forum looks like CBN website?

Reinaldo:
Paystack, Flutterwave?

The OP isn't writing about scams. Has Flutterwave been acquitted of its flood case in Kenya.

Dangote, BUA, MTN, Airtel, Multichoice, Julius Berger, Globacom, God is Good Motors (logistic and transport companies of same Calibre), Air Peace, Commercial Banks, Living Faith Church, Dunamis Church, Betnaija, Nairabet, Sportybet, Bolt, Uber, etc.

Jumia or whatever comes a distant 500 in Nigeria.

BabaCommander:
Apha beta no dey dis?

Oh ok, Apha beta is not creating wealth but rather draining wealth

And the wealth of Alfa- beta drains into these hard-drugs tainted teeth, the rest is reserved for buying presidential election for e mi lokan.
More of e mi lokan's wealth were stolen from Federal Inland Revenue Service where his boy, Fowler, bossed for more than 5 years.
FIRS is the 2nd largest money spinner after crude oil, in Nigeria.

It's only the people that are working there, receiving good salaries I would say congratulations to. We keep consuming their products. Sensible companies. 😁🥸

Reelmii:
Jumia is really making alot

Amazon is coming to challenge them soon

At least you know you have a Small Dick.

What you don't know is that you also have a Small Brain.

SmallDick99:
Go outside your street and campaign for obi, Obi has already won on Twitter and nairaland, if not I see u crying on November 26th

N3TRAL:
Dangote, BUA, MTN, Airtel, Multichoice, Julius Berger, Globacom, God is Good Motors (logistic and transport companies of same Calibre), Air Peace, Commercial Banks, Living Faith Church, Dunamis Church, Betnaija, Nairabet, Sportybet, Bolt, Uber, etc.

Jumia or whatever comes a distant 500 in Nigeria.

Commot commercial banks from this your list.
New wealth cannot be created at 30-33% interest rate P.A.This can only work for existing concerns and hence we can't possibly say wealth was created in this case ,since its always been there.
Nigerian commercial banks and the CBN is the two things keeping Nigerians poor.Quote me anywhere.

SeaTrade:
Commot commercial banks from this your list.
New wealth cannot be created at 30-33% interest rate P.A.This can only work for existing concerns and hence we can't possibly say wealth was created in this case ,since its always been there.
Nigerian commercial banks and the CBN is the two things keeping Nigerians poor.Quote me anywhere.

You're very right. That's why the commercial banks didn't come first on my random listing which had Dangote on top.

I listed commercial banks because I think they provide sources of income to people more than the tech companies/ startups listed in the article.

I wasn't thinking in direction of loans. I was thinking in the direction of POS businesses littered across our streets. 80% of those businesses get their machines and setup from commercial banks. Some commercial banks run affiliate businesses. For instance, there is a First Bank programme that people living in rural areas can register for which makes them perform the functions of a First Bank branch on a small scale since there aren't banks near them and the locals cannot transport themselves to the nearest branch conveniently.

In terms of interest rates like you said, it's a big "NO" from our commercial banks.

N3TRAL:


You're very right. That's why the commercial banks didn't come first on my random listing which had Dangote on top.

I listed commercial banks because I think they provide sources of income to people more than the tech companies/ startups listed in the article.

I wasn't thinking in direction of loans. I was thinking in the direction of POS businesses littered across our streets. 80% of those businesses get their machines and setup from commercial banks. Some commercial banks run affiliate businesses. For instance, there is a First Bank programme that people living in rural areas can register for which makes them perform the functions of a First Bank branch on a small scale since there aren't banks near them and the locals cannot transport themselves to the nearest branch conveniently.

In terms of interest rates like you said, it's a big "NO" from our commercial banks.

True sha looking at it from the POS angle.

And the loudest hairy chested tribe on the continent is not among the names of the founders?
Oh sorry they’re not talking about drugs and fake products here.
Ok bye.

BabaCommander:
Apha beta no dey dis?

Oh ok, Apha beta is not creating wealth but rather draining wealth

Coming from someone whose father wasn’t able to create a company that produces common toothpick, someone whose father’s only creation is some sour sperm which ended up resulting in this waste product we’re managing on Nairaland.

RealLordZeus:
Jumia that has been declaring loss every year

How do they manage to pay workers..

adaperry25:

How do they manage to pay workers..

Investors money

(Laundry on the go)LOGO

Coming soon by Gods grace

CheedyJ:

You can lead the charge to colonize the whites too na abi u dey fear ni

tell them, I hate where they are blaming the white men as if they are better than them in many angles

Nice one.
We the younger and middle generation need to start developing companies that target the particular needs of our different countries in Africa.
We can't wait any longer for these old men who have gone insane to restructure our countries; old men who are only waiting for death and have nothing to lose anymore.

Afro3:
Five Major Companies Leveraging On Africa's Untapped Rich Potentials To Create Wealth

The African continent is home to a wealth of untapped potentials, and many companies are working to unlock these wealth lying fallow in the continent. From revolutionizing agriculture and financial inclusion to driving technological advancement and economic growth, these organizations are playing a vital role in transforming Africa. In this op-ed, we will take a closer look at five major companies leading the charge on Africa's development.

*Jumia:* Founded by Sacha Poignonnec and Jeremy Hodara, Jumia is Africa's leading e-commerce platform. With operations in over 14 countries, Jumia is revolutionizing the way people shop and access goods and services on the continent. The company's CEO, Sacha Poignonnec, has been recognized for his work in driving innovation and growth in Africa's e-commerce sector.

*M-KOPA:* Founded by Nick Hughes, Jesse Moore, and Chad Larson, M-KOPA is a leading provider of pay-as-you-go solar power systems for off-grid households in Africa. With over 500,000 customers, the company is helping to bring clean and reliable energy to some of the continent's most remote areas. CEO Nick Hughes has been recognized for his work in driving the adoption of clean energy in Africa.

*Andela:* Founded by Christina Sass, Ian Carnevale, and Iyinoluwa Aboyeji, Andela is a global talent accelerator that trains and connects top developers in Africa to companies around the world. The company's CEO, Christina Sass, has been recognized for her work in empowering African talent and driving economic growth on the continent.

*Tingo Inc:* Founded by Dozy Mmobuosi, Tingo Inc is an innovative company that aims to empower small-scale farmers and rural communities in Africa through access to markets, information, and technology. The company's Nwassa platform is a leading digital agriculture ecosystem in Africa, providing farmers with access to market and product buyers. Through its work, Tingo Inc is helping to improve agricultural productivity and reduce poverty in Africa.

*Afrocentric:* Founded by Chuka Ofong, Afrocentric is a fintech company that is leveraging technology to increase financial inclusion in Africa. The company's mobile-based platform allows people to access financial services and conduct transactions, regardless of their location or access to traditional banking services. CEO Chuka Ofong has been recognized for his work in driving financial inclusion in Africa.

These companies are just a few examples of the many organizations that are working to transform Africa. Their founders and CEOs are among the many visionaries who are driving innovation and development on the continent. They have set out to solve some of Africa's most pressing problems and are making a real impact in the lives of millions of people. As we look to the future, it is clear that Africa has the potential to be a major player on the global stage, and these companies and many others like them will play a vital role in making that happen.

wealth transfer from poor to rich not wealth creation.