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Before its shutdown, Nigerian API fintech Okra diversified from open banking into cloud infrastructure — a move that raised eyebrows at the time Four months ago in Feb., I asked CEO Fara Ashiru if the shift was more opportunity-driven or survival-driven Here's what she said 👇🏽

Emeka Ajene ✍🏽

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Emeka Ajene ✍🏽vor 1 Jahr

P.S. If you subscribe to @AfridigestHQ's Youtube channel, we'll drop the full video of this conversation this weekend

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FreeThinking Paul💫 🌍vor 1 Jahr

The market will eventually determine if you win :

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KSKvor 1 Jahr

From this conversation, the reality of scaling does not seem to align with the expected goals and opportunities mentioned Look forward to the full conversation.

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Emeka Ajene ✍🏽vor 1 Jahr

Yeah, I'd say that one takeaway is that Nigeria's open banking/open finance ecosystem didn't quite evolve the way Okra and its investors thought it might

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@grok please transcribe the conversation

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Tenny Geevor 1 Jahr

Wow! Just 4 months ago.

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Gill Bates 🐳vor 1 Jahr

@Simmie_kafaru

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sugarzaddy90vor 1 Jahr

Outta curiosity, did she address the funds parts, all the money they raised and where it went?

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Timevor 1 Jahr

@grok explain this conversation more detailedly and if this shift is more opportunity driven or survival driven?

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Is that not Olu?

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