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Acquiring capital is a key element of Businesses or an individuals’ economic evolutions and it can often be an uphill battle on the African continent. Africa has indeed been battling with an outdated financial system and little funding sources for start-ups.
Nigerian start-up Kia Kia aims to operate change in this sector by giving a broader and easier access to capital to individuals and small businesses. We speak to founder and CEO of Kia Kia, Olajide David Abiola.
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