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Tech This Week Radio
Fatu loves African Tech, and so every week on Twitter Spaces, she speaks with founders who are building something fresh and exciting. Catch the replays here!
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Episodes
Egusi goes to space in SpaceX! 27.10.2025 1:21:28
Fatu chats with Dr. Temidayo Oniosun — Nigerian space scientist and the man behind sending egusi seeds to orbit — to uncover how a staple West African seed is now part of space research, why it matters for Nigeria and Africa, and what it means for the future of food, science and possibility beyond Earth.
Inside Chowdeck's Next Act 27.10.2025 1:44:08
Fatu chats with Femi Aluko, founder of Chowdeck, about building one of Nigeria’s fastest-growing food delivery platforms — from serving jollof on demand to scaling a logistics machine that actually works.
Payments where you chat: Owo on Whatsapp 27.10.2025 1:09:22
Fatu chats with Abdul, founder of Mono and creator of Owo, the viral WhatsApp payment tool making money moves as easy as sending a text. They talk fintech, innovation, and the future of payments in Africa.
Building Africa's Largest Drone Factory - Terra Industries 27.10.2025 1:22:56
Fatu chats with Nathan Nwachukwu, Co-founder of Terra Industries, about building Nigeria’s first homegrown drone and defence tech company — and what it takes to innovate in one of Africa’s toughest, most high-stakes industries.
Building Nigeria's Fastest-growing Crypto Community - SuperteamNG 27.10.2025 1:54:10
A candid chat between Fatu and Harrison Obiefule (SuperteamNG) on Web3, community, and the new wave of digital opportunity across Africa.
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