Abasiama Idaresit
19 Jan
To discourage emigration and boost national economy, Wild Fusion Digital Centre is scaling up local skills to make Nigerians more competitive in the 21st Century.
11 Dec 2021
How Chisco Energy’s re-inventing through innovative ideas, improving client’s experience, risk-free working environment, host community relationship by Chidi Anyaegbu For over 40 years of consistently building multi-disciplinary capabilities expressed through focused business units which has established the Chisco Group as a brand with global impact, Dr. Chidi Anyaegbu, MFR, serial entrepreneur and the Group Chairman/CEO,…
16 Sep 2019
Let’s face it, just like Abasiama; the CEO and founder of digital agency Wild Fusion, most of us are motivated by Benjamin and the life it gives, well that and overcoming challenges.
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