Freemium streaming giant has opened its 55thinternational office in Lagos, Nigeria. The service has seen massive growth as it has inadvertently found a huge audience with Afrobeats audience and content creators because of its freemium model that has allowed both free and premium content delivered to its teeming African audience. According to Audiomack, the opening of a Nigeria office would only feel like poetic justice as unlike other streaming giants that snub most of Africa, Audiomack has embraced Africa the most and that gesture has been rewarded with 1600% in its total plays from Africa. The new office will be headed by industry pros, Adeyemi Adetunji (head of operations), Charlotte Bwana (media partnership and business development) and Olive Uche (content strategy).
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Teens Can Blog pushes to mentor young peeps
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The most prominent problem among young people in Nigeria remains a lack of jobs in the system. The knottiest issue with this, however, is that there is a dearth of skills in the job market. The university system is churning graduates who are ill-prepared for the market they are going into. Much of what is taught is hardly relevant to real problems in the Nigerian space.
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Teens Can Blog is an Edu-tech platform created to solve that problem at an earlier age than most will care to go. The platform targets students and teens when they are green to bequeath to them the skills that will allow them to be more suitable to the labour market’s needs. They also work with corporate bodies to provide interns and even mentor workers in the house.
FCMB Agritech Epic Pitch 2020 goes virtual
Nairametrics
The annual FCMB Agritech Epic Pitch avails the agricultural techies to access loans of up to 1.5 million Naira. This year, however, COVID-19 has seen the experience go online. Entrepreneurs can apply by visiting https://on.fcmb.com/AEP. The conference will be themed “Redefining and repositioning agricultural value chains during and post-COVID-19 era” featuring global experts to discuss insights pertaining agricultural value chain. The deadline for application is 24th July 2020.
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