in the u.s., for every software developer that s looking for a job, there are five openings, which means there is a massive opportunity to get these awesome people who are really smart and really driven to be able to take on africa s challenges. iyinoluwa: but that s what s special about this place. i mean, most people kind of resign to the reality that they have. we re creating an alternate reality where there is always going to be power for you to do your work. anthony: africa, it should be stressed, is home to seven of the ten fastest growing internet populations in the world, with a huge young and mostly untapped labor pool of eager and ambitious people. iyinoluwa: the impact in a very short period of time, it s incredible. before we started, people would rarely hire african developers, and now they can. seni: many of us have been products of multinational experiences, i grew up in nigeria, spent time in paris, went to the u.s., and eventually i came back home. we re all co
the way africa works. seni: as you can see, there are a lot of issues in nigeria today. the average nigerian is struggling for just food, water, clothing, shelter. we all believe that this will change, and we all believe that we will change that. in the u.s., for every software developer that s looking for a job, there are five openings, which means there is a mass opportunity to get these awesome people who are really smart and really driven to be able to take on africa s challenges. iyinoluwa: but that s what s special about this place. i mean, most people kind of resign to the reality that they have. we re creating an alternate reality where there is always going to be power for you to do your work. anthony: africa, it should be stressed, is home to seven of the ten fastest growing internet populations in the world, with a huge young and mostly untapped labor pool of eager and ambitious people. iyinoluwa: the impact in a very short period of time, it s incredible, before we
developer that s looking for a job, there are five openings, which means there is a mass opportunity to get these awesome people who are really smart and really driven to be able to take on africa s challenges. iyinoluwa: but that s what s special about this place. i mean, most people kind of resign to the reality that they have. we re creating an alternate reality where there is always going to be power for you to do your work. anthony: africa, it should be stressed, is home to seven of the ten fastest growing internet populations in the world, with a huge young and mostly untapped labor pool of eager and ambitious people. iyinoluwa: the impact in a very short period of time, it s incredible, before we started, people would rarely hire african developers, and now they can. seni: many of us have been products of multinational experiences, i grew up in a nigeria, spent time in paris, went to the u.s., and
in the u.s., for every software developer that s looking for a job, there are five openings, which means there is a mass opportunity to get these awesome people who are really smart and really driven to be able to take on africa s challenges. iyinoluwa: but that s what s special about this place. i mean, most people kind of resign to the reality that they have. we re creating an alternate reality where there is always going to be power for you to do your work. anthony: africa, it should be stressed, is home to seven of the ten fastest growing internet populations in the world, with a huge young and mostly untapped labor pool of eager and ambitious people. iyinoluwa: the impact in a very short period of time, it s incredible, before we started, people would rarely hire african developers, and now they can. seni: many of us have been products of multinational experiences, i grew up in a nigeria, spent time in paris, went to the u.s., and eventually, i came back home. we re all co
we will change that. in the u.s., for every software developer that s looking for a job, there are five openings, which means there is a mass opportunity to get these awesome people who are really smart and really driven to be able to take on africa s challenges. iyinoluwa: but that s what s special about this place. i mean, most people kind of resign to the reality that they have. we re creating an alternate reality where there is always going to be power for you to do your work. anthony: africa, it should be stressed, is home to seven of the ten fastest growing internet populations in the world, with a huge young and mostly untapped labor pool of eager and ambitious people. iyinoluwa: the impact in a very short period of time, it s incredible, before we started, people would rarely hire african developers, and now they can. seni: many of us have been products of multinational experiences, i grew up in a nigeria, spent time in paris, went to the u.s., and eventually, i came ba