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Autochek s Cheki Acquisition, South Africa s Spectrum Woes, OPay s Money Laundering Controversy • Techpoint Africa
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Autochek Ghana Launched… Boost for Ghana s Automobile Industry
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Chief Executive Officer of Autochek, Mr Etop Ikpe
Autochek, a Nigerian automotive startup app, has been launched in Accra with the aim of supporting the delivery of technology in one of the continent’s advanced auto markets.
The company which acquired Cheki Ghana will merge technology and data to create a single marketplace for car loans, repairs, and sales in the country.
According to the Chief Executive Officer of Autochek, Mr Etop Ikpe, the new technology would offer automobile consumers in Ghana to purchase cars and access car loans via their mobile app.
Mr Ikpe noted that car owners are rest assured that they can also book maintenance or repairs either on the app or on the Autocheck website.
Nigeria s automotive startup Autochek expands its operations to Ghana – Ghana Visions
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When Nigerian businessman and philanthropist Tony Elumelu, in his keynote address before world leaders, at the 2019 Invest for Growth in Africa Conference in Paris argued that “Africans do not need aid – rather our young people need investment,” the business tycoon and thought leader spoke confidently on sustainable means to grow the economy through real-time empowerment and investment.
Today, away from aids, Nigeria in 2020 is proud of what venture investments from tech have added to its GDP. From disclosed raisers to undisclosed investments, Nigerian tech startups in the year under review closed millions in cash to scale and expand their ventures, thus -facilitating increasing employment opportunities for citizens with possibilities of cutting down on Nigeria’s poverty index which stood at 40.1% in 2019.