Founders

he idea behind WeStores was born out of the vision to create a platform where individuals could collaborate, share delivery resources, and collectively reduce expenses, thereby fostering a sense of community and economic empowerment.

Peter Frank's motivation to establish The BSL Investment Company Limited was rooted in a desire to uplift the younger generation by providing accessible education, fostering talent development, and creating avenues for networking.

Salihu's journey from recognizing a gap in customer engagement to founding a globally recognized platform exemplifies innovation and dedication in the ever-evolving world of technology.

Asante Books Publishers, a registered publishing and printing house, was born from a desire to provide a stage for young, black, and upcoming writers—a segment often underrepresented in the literary world.

Ubani Vivian Adaeze stands as a beacon of change. She is the founder of the Education Sustainability and Vocational Development Initiative (ESVDI), a national development organization dedicated to empowering one child, one school, one teacher, and one community.

The genesis of Sambazah in 2016 was inspired by Loibulu's realization that many small and medium enterprises (SMEs) weren't harnessing the potential of online traffic. The Swahili term "Sambazah," encapsulates the vision to facilitate a seamless online shopping experience between SMEs and customers.

Upmost Africa stands as a testament to passion meeting purpose. Founded by the visionary Tosin Sunday, Upmost Africa isn't just an agribusiness; it's a movement, sowing the seeds of change in the agrarian fabric of the nation.