E21 (8/5/23): Niger Coup, OPay CEO quits, Threads decline

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Squord Academy

Dapo Omoniyi and Edosa Obaseki

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E21 (8/5/23): Niger Coup, OPay CEO quits, Threads decline

Squord Academy

50 minutes 28 seconds

2 years ago

E21 (8/5/23): Niger Coup, OPay CEO quits, Threads decline

This week we discussed the following:

The Niger coup that saw the current President, Mohamed Bazoum, get captured as the military took control of government
OPay co-CEO, Olu Akanmu, stepping down just after 2 years of running the fintech startup
Meta's Threads losing half of its active users less than two weeks after it becoming the fastest startup to reach 100 million users/signups.

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