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Understanding World View of West African Millennials

Seyi is a Digital Marketer and Content Developer. He led digital teams in the prominent agencies in Africa and also was the social media team for the Muhammadu Buhari Presidential Campaign in 2015. Although, he frequently creates digital skills...

An episode of the The African Millennials podcast, hosted by Africa Business Radio, titled "Understanding World View of West African Millennials" was published on November 29, 2019 and runs 29 minutes.

November 29, 2019 ·29m · The African Millennials

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Seyi is a Digital Marketer and Content Developer. He led digital teams in the prominent agencies in Africa and also was the social media team for the Muhammadu Buhari Presidential Campaign in 2015. Although, he frequently creates digital skills training programs for 'the undubbed' and creates video content on food, culture, and lifestyle of Africans. 'Seyi is also currently a mentor on the Tony Elumelu Foundation and a fellow of the Mandela Washington Fellowship.He recently took a break from work to experience different cultures on a road trip through West African countries.In conversation with Tomi Wale, he shared his experiences with languages, cultural orientation and world view of citizens of West African countries. He also talked about the possibilities of a united Africa in economic and social growth--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

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Seyi is a Digital Marketer and Content Developer. He led digital teams in the prominent agencies in Africa and also was the social media team for the Muhammadu Buhari Presidential Campaign in 2015. Although, he frequently creates digital skills training programs for 'the undubbed' and creates video content on food, culture, and lifestyle of Africans. 'Seyi is also currently a mentor on the Tony Elumelu Foundation and a fellow of the Mandela Washington Fellowship.
He recently took a break from work to experience different cultures on a road trip through West African countries.
In conversation with Tomi Wale, he shared his experiences with languages, cultural orientation and world view of citizens of West African countries. He also talked about the possibilities of a united Africa in economic and social growth

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