These are the tech personalities of 2019 you should look out for

Sim Shagaya

Nigerian entrepreneur and business mogul, Sim Shagaya, led by  TLcom Capital has raised a $3.1 million for his  new startup, uLesson, an app to help African students be the very best they can be.

The venture seeks to engage African students in a manner that is culturally relevant, and responds to the syllabi in their respective countries, specifically serving African needs across board.

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Founded in 2019 by Shagaya and headquartered in Lagos with a production studio in Jos, uLesson plans to go to market in February 2020 in Nigeria, Ghana, Sierra Leone, and The Gambia. Click to read more.