Still thinking about the UK Nigeria Tech Hub’s COVID-19 survey, and the difference between what investors said and what startups said is funny and instructive.
When asked what their startups needed to survive COVID-19’s effects, here’s what founders said:
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The UK Nigeria Tech Hub ran a survey to measure COVID-19’s impact on Nigerian startups. I finally got around to reading it, and it was well worth the 20 minutes. One section of the report looked at “runways”: how many months different types of startups can keep paying their bills for, using only money already in their accounts.
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His name is Gabriel, and he sublets streaming services for a living.
I intended my first Adaptor Sector entry to be about agent networks, but yet another exchange on Twitter brought an Adaptor to me that I just HAD to talk about immediately. Someone I follow was looking for someone willing to add him to their Netflix account, in exchange for him adding them to his Amazon Prime. He said he couldn’t afford to pay for 2 streaming services.
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Africa needs more jobs. That’s no secret.
One place we’ll find them is in new vocations that extend the digital economy.
