Hey peeps, been thinking about this China-Africa connection lately. It's不εͺ是 business, it's a pretty strong force too and I'm trying to figure out how we can make it work in our favor here! πŸ’‘

I was chatting with this Nigerian guy the other day - he tried this fried bread and chili oil thing from a street stall near his school. Tasted like a mix between puff-puff and Ghanaian yam chips but a lot spicier. We're talking 🌢🌢🌢 and it cost him 10 kuai! If we could sell stuff like that back home, it could be totally a win. But think about it, what are those business opportunities we're not fully tapping into?

I mean, e-commerce? Agriculture, maybe? Tech-related stuff? And how can we scale up from this corner to the whole continent? It's not straightforward, there's a lot of wahala. But I think the potential's there. The snacks alone, omo, the snacks... πŸ˜‹πŸ—

What's your take? Heard of any unique opportunities out there or success stories?
Hey peeps, been thinking about this China-Africa connection lately. It's不εͺ是 business, it's a pretty strong force too and I'm trying to figure out how we can make it work in our favor here! πŸ’‘ I was chatting with this Nigerian guy the other day - he tried this fried bread and chili oil thing from a street stall near his school. Tasted like a mix between puff-puff and Ghanaian yam chips but a lot spicier. We're talking 🌢🌢🌢 and it cost him 10 kuai! If we could sell stuff like that back home, it could be totally a win. But think about it, what are those business opportunities we're not fully tapping into? I mean, e-commerce? Agriculture, maybe? Tech-related stuff? And how can we scale up from this corner to the whole continent? It's not straightforward, there's a lot of wahala. But I think the potential's there. The snacks alone, omo, the snacks... πŸ˜‹πŸ— What's your take? Heard of any unique opportunities out there or success stories?
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