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“Tech is the new oil,” is a phrase that is now popular in today’s conversations, and not without good reason. The world is rapidly revolving into one huge tech ecosystem, and even where levels of development vary across countries, the internet exists to (almost) bridge the gap. In Nigeria, things are shaping up nicely too, especially among the youth. Java and Symbian phones feel like a lifetime ago, people no longer have to pay to download mp3 files, and thanks to technology, people are coming up with viable solution-driven initiatives on a regular basis. Amidst the problems that plague Nigeria on a daily basis, young Nigerians are rising above the stumbling blocks, making a life for themselves, and thriving in spite of the hurdles placed in their way by harsh economic realities and tricky government policies. They have been given cocoa, and have created chocolate out of it. ....
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