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“Klasha is Simplifying Cross-Border Payment, Driving Financial Globalization With World-Class Solutions ” - Jessica Anuna, Founder/CEO, Klasha

Klasha is a Fintech company providing cross-border commerce solutions, enabling African businesses to access global goods and services easily. Through Klasha’s technology, global merchants can sell in Africa, and African consumers can pay for international goods and services online

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Two days gone, eight days more: Glimpses of national protest

Innocent Anorue, Victor Gbonegun, Kehinde Olatunji, Eniola Daniel, Shakirah Adunola, Dapo Olapade (Lagos), Odita Sunday, Sodiq Omolaoye, John Akubo, (Abuja), Lawrence Njoku (Enugu), Ann Godwin (Port Harcourt), Ayoyinka Jegede (Uyo), Julius Osahon (Yenagoa), Murtala Adewale (Kano), Seye Olumide, Moyosore Salami, Rotimi Agboluaje (Ibadan), Saxone Akhaine (Kaduna)