Ndubuisi Ekekwe
Ndubuisi Ekekwe is the Lead Faculty of Tekedia Mini-MBA. He writes regularly in the Harvard Business Review. Email: tekedia@fasmicro.com.
AUTHOR: Ndubuisi Ekekwe
Lessons for Nigeria from the Mercantilist China
China is a very brilliant country and extremely committed to execute its version of the world order. Few days ago, I noted that China...
Three Fintech Business Ideas That Will Make You Rich In Nigeria, Africa
Bottomline: Nigeria and indeed Africa are undergoing fintech revolutions. There are more than 300 fintechs in the continent. Even the banks are evolving, turning themselves into fintechs. Certainly, not many fintechs will win, and many are light years from disrupting the banking and broad financial orders. But one thing is clear: productivity will accelerate and […]
Hacking Digital Startup Growth
Bottomline: Startups have to grow to survive. They need to hack growth. Scalability is the message but growth is the path to deliver it. Growth is not easy because there are many competitors jostling for the same customers and territories. In this piece, I explain how digital startups can hack growth in the same internet-sphere […]
Uber’s Driver Subscription Evolution
I shared this on LinkedIn and would like our readers on Tekedia to see it
In my book, Africa's Sankofa Innovation, I identified four core...
Before Nigeria Scales Credit Bureaus
Nigeria is a cash-based economy. For years, the government has been trying how to re-wire the economy to make it credit-based. The Cashless Policy...