Naira Devaluation: Its Impact on the Tech Sector and Investment in Local Startups

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People In Tech

Jeffrey Uzoka

49 episodes

4 days ago

PIT, a show with the realest conversations about Tech, founders, operators, funding/investing, and the market. I explore the intersection of technology, business, and society; especially pertaining to Africa and its countries. I'm not a market analyst, but my opinions are mine and they're strong. Excuse my infrequent rantings.

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Naira Devaluation: Its Impact on the Tech Sector and Investment in Local Startups

People In Tech

13 minutes 56 seconds

1 year ago

Naira Devaluation: Its Impact on the Tech Sector and Investment in Local Startups

On this episode today I dive into a topic that’s been shaking up the tech industry in Nigeria—Naira Devaluation. What does it mean for the tech sector and, more importantly, for investment in local startups?

Among other subjects like what it means for founders, startups, investors and what the future holds, I also share my personal experience of how I lost $50,000 investment into my startup Mandates.One.