but two companies under his belt that have become a household name in the tech industry today. With a valuation of over $1 billion).
Aboyeji’s journey from being a law student to a tech guru might be worth studying in the school, and also an inspiration for aspiring entrepreneurs across Nigeria. His growth and achievements so far, makes him our MCM this week.While studying law at the Columbia international college Waterloo. However Aboyeji’s true passion was in technology. At just 18, he launched Bookneto, a social e-learning platform.
Andela’s success not only empowered young Africans but also helped to change the narrative around African talent in the global tech scene.In 2016, Aboyeji started another challenge, streamlining digital payments across Africa. He launched Flutterwave, a fintech company that provides secure and efficient payment solutions for businesses operating in Africa and globally.
Flutterwave’s impact has been significant, allowing African businesses to connect with international markets and participate in the global digital economy. Currently the organisation has over 500,000 users on its barter programming.Beyond the business: Aboyeji is not just a businessman; he’s a passionate advocate for Africa’s development. He is a vocal proponent of “building for Africa,” encouraging the creation of technology solutions that address the continent’s specific needs and challenges. He is also a strong believer in the power of giving back, actively investing in companies with a social impact focus.