Nwanacho Nwana

Passionate about public speaking education and early-stage investments in African founders. Former MIT Class of 2020 President and co-founder of Valfee

[Africa3 @Africa3_io]

We’re going live with @NwanachoN in 2 hours!!

Topic: Teaching Entrepreneurial Strategy in Africa 🚀🚀

Tune in: https://t.co/cCfnUKWMZY

[Africa3 @Africa3_io]

Happy Mother's Day from the Africa3 family to all of our mothers around the world 🌎

Join us this Wednesday at 5:00pm EST for a conversation on entrepreneurial strategy with @Africa3_io and @MITSloan's @NwanachoN from https://t.co/Xz1WuNXOpf

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[Nwanacho Nwana @NwanachoN]

If we can make students better verbal communicators, we truly change their lives and unlock their potential.

Check us out at https://t.co/IUwRqx1KYQ!

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[Maxime Bayen @MaxBayen]

Interesting set of insights from @AntlerGlobal team in Nairobi on startups founders in Africa using data from #AfricaTheBigDeal.
👉https://t.co/cAole4f50z

[Underlying data: https://t.co/JmiK9UUMkB]

[Nwanacho Nwana @NwanachoN]

It has been such an honor co-founding the Fund the Gap Alliance and Summit that has been sponsored by the United Nations! Check us out at at https://t.co/uSogEcMbfU to join the movement to empower local African founders with the capital they need.

#africa #VentureCapital

[Teju @TejuAdeyinka]

People in crypto might seem idealistic or naive, but the fact remains that nearly nobody else needs crypto as much as Africans do.

[Nwanacho Nwana @NwanachoN]

Founders, word of advice.... don't just pitch ideas, pitch a feasible execution plan. Investors are very sharp and can see through BS.

#entrepreneurs #Africa

[Raj Kulasingam @rajkool03]

This is so blindingly obvious but.... Can't see it changing because these names give people a cloak...

[Africa Facts Zone @AfricaFactsZone]

Nigeria is the first African country to ever have both the Men’s and Women’s Basketball teams in the same edition of the Olympics.

Nigeria is the only African country in the Men's and Women's Basketball tournaments at the Tokyo Olympics.

[Nwanacho Nwana @NwanachoN]

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While investment in 'African' startups is at an all-time high, these startups are often not founded by local African founders. If we want to empower this underrepresented group, we need to get more capital in the hands of local African VCs. #Africa