With more than 9,500 young people mentored, two technology platforms serving a growing global audience and a student-led healthcare innovation reaching the Grand Finale of an international competition in London, Dr Samuel Farohunbi is connecting education, entrepreneurship and artificial intelligence in ways that are creating opportunities beyond the classroom.
What if a graduate could build a professional website, get a domain, showcase their skills and attract employers without paying thousands of dollars to a web developer? What if a young content creator could earn from their creativity without first having to build a massive social media following? And what if university students could turn an idea developed during their studies into a healthcare innovation recognised on an international stage?
These are some of the problems Nigerian academic and technology entrepreneur, Dr Samuel Farohunbi, is working to solve.
Through Freebyz, he is building an employment and talent marketplace that helps people
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