In the 11 months since he has been in Nigeria, Jumia Market (formerly Kaymu) MD, Sefik Bagdadioglu, has seen first-hand what it's like to run a tech business in Nigeria.
Jumia Market MD speaks about Nigeria's online market space
The Turkish-Canadian, on a visit to the Pulse offices for a video interview, spoke on the recently announced rebrand of all AIG companies under the Jumia brand name.
Sefik Bagdadioglu, MD, Jumia Market
The Turkish-Canadian, on a visit to the Pulse offices for a video interview, spoke on the recently announced rebrand of all AIG companies under the Jumia brand name.
He also explained why he thinks this move is a good thing for all the Jumia verticals and how that translates into the tech market in Nigeria.
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Recognizing the peculiarities of the Nigeria and African market, the bespectacled Bagdadioglu, also had some words of advice for upcoming startup founders and entrepreneurs.
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