From your experience with young starters in their entrepreneurial journey, what is that one mistake that you have seen consistently? How does one break the vicious cycle?

How does Pertinence Group plan to bring innovation to the real estate market in Nigeria

A lot has been said about innovation in the African startup space - in your opinion, given the current state of most markets/verticals and the foundational issues in parent markets, how much innovation can actually thrive? Would you say that Innovation should ONLY exist in the context of product-market fit?

As someone who spearheaded innovation in Covenant University, what do you think Covenant University should do to increase the number of successes that come out of their student startup pipeline.

What are some less well-known startups that you are convinced will grow into massive, impactful, profitable ventures in the next 3 - 5 years.

What are some books you will recommend to would-be technology entrepreneurs that would help guide their thinking and ask the right questions.

If you could go back 10 years, what's one thing you would do differently?

Tell us more about what Pertinence Group and the work you do there?

In your opinion what is the major drive for people who wish to become entrepreneurs? Is it personal satisfaction or the desire to create wealth for themselves?

What would you say is the best and most effective way to raise startup capital?