Meet Sam Uduma and Edmund Olotu, the co-founders of SuperGeeks, a computer repair company based in Lagos, Nigeria.
The young innovators are set to fill the IT repair void in Nigeria, considering the high number of computer and mobile devices in the country.
“The average Nigerian has two mobile phones, a tablet and a computer,” explains Olotu during an interview with CNN. This, they believe, will create more job opportunities in the process. The founders also hope to extend provisions to gadget protection plans in partnership with big retailers. There are even plans for a SuperGeeks Academy, where people can learn the hard and soft skills of running a gadget repair business.
The techpreneurs have created a series of successful enterprises including TechAdvance, a technology incubator and My Merchant Services Match, an online platform that allows business owners to find business accounts that match their needs. Thirdly, there is GenerateForSchools, that helps schools with their debit card processing platform, among others.
We are very excited about what’s in store from this amazing duo, and wish them all the best.
Source: CNN
