CommonWealth appoints Dozy Mmobuosi to Global Advisory Board
The Commonwealth Enterprise and Investment Council (CWEIC), which is the official business network of the Commonwealth, has appointed Nigerian Dozy Mmobuosi as a member of its Global Advisor Council.
Mmobuosi's appointment, which was announced by the organization in a statement, was tied to his background and achievements in the field of agricultural financial technology.
Mmobuosi, who is the founder and CEO of Tingo Group, has been described by CWEIC as “a distinguished Nigerian tech entrepreneur and advocate for technological advancement and social upliftment in Africa and beyond”.
This comes as CWEIC also announced Tingo Group as its strategic partner.
With a foundation, the Dozy Mmobuosi Foundation, which among other things aims to address major health challenges in Nigeria, especially prostate cancer, Mmobuosi's Tingo Group provides a platform enabling approximately 10 million farmers to reach the rest of the world with their products and ideas.
Tingo, an Agri-Fintech company, offers a full platform service through the use of smartphones while providing agriculture subscribers with access to a marketplace that helps them manage their business activities growing and selling their products to market players both nationally and internationally.
Using Tingo's ecosystem, farmers could ship produce from farms across Nigeria, in retail and wholesale quantities, CWIEC said in its statement, adding that Tingo's system provides on-time pricing. real, straight from the farms, and already has about 9.3 million subscribers.
CWEIC is a not-for-profit trade organization with a formal mandate from Commonwealth Heads of Government to facilitate trade and investment in the 56 Commonwealth member countries.
The role of the CWEIC is to use the convening power and trusted network of the Commonwealth to stimulate trade and investment.
Prior to the Tingo Group announcement, CWEIC's network comprised approximately 100 business and government strategic partners (members), including Standard Chartered, Zenith Bank, Trade & Investment Queensland and the Government of the Maldives from 30 countries and territories.< /p> Support the integrity and credibility journalism of PREMIUM TIMES Good journalism costs a lot of money. Yet only good journalism can guarantee the possibility of a good society, an accountable democracy and a transparent government. For free and continued access to the best investigative journalism in the country, we ask that you consider providing modest support to this noble endeavour. By contributing to PREMIUM TIMES, you help sustain relevant journalism and keep it free and accessible to everyone.
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The Commonwealth Enterprise and Investment Council (CWEIC), which is the official business network of the Commonwealth, has appointed Nigerian Dozy Mmobuosi as a member of its Global Advisor Council.
Mmobuosi's appointment, which was announced by the organization in a statement, was tied to his background and achievements in the field of agricultural financial technology.
Mmobuosi, who is the founder and CEO of Tingo Group, has been described by CWEIC as “a distinguished Nigerian tech entrepreneur and advocate for technological advancement and social upliftment in Africa and beyond”.
This comes as CWEIC also announced Tingo Group as its strategic partner.
With a foundation, the Dozy Mmobuosi Foundation, which among other things aims to address major health challenges in Nigeria, especially prostate cancer, Mmobuosi's Tingo Group provides a platform enabling approximately 10 million farmers to reach the rest of the world with their products and ideas.
Tingo, an Agri-Fintech company, offers a full platform service through the use of smartphones while providing agriculture subscribers with access to a marketplace that helps them manage their business activities growing and selling their products to market players both nationally and internationally.
Using Tingo's ecosystem, farmers could ship produce from farms across Nigeria, in retail and wholesale quantities, CWIEC said in its statement, adding that Tingo's system provides on-time pricing. real, straight from the farms, and already has about 9.3 million subscribers.
CWEIC is a not-for-profit trade organization with a formal mandate from Commonwealth Heads of Government to facilitate trade and investment in the 56 Commonwealth member countries.
The role of the CWEIC is to use the convening power and trusted network of the Commonwealth to stimulate trade and investment.
Prior to the Tingo Group announcement, CWEIC's network comprised approximately 100 business and government strategic partners (members), including Standard Chartered, Zenith Bank, Trade & Investment Queensland and the Government of the Maldives from 30 countries and territories.< /p> Support the integrity and credibility journalism of PREMIUM TIMES Good journalism costs a lot of money. Yet only good journalism can guarantee the possibility of a good society, an accountable democracy and a transparent government. For free and continued access to the best investigative journalism in the country, we ask that you consider providing modest support to this noble endeavour. By contributing to PREMIUM TIMES, you help sustain relevant journalism and keep it free and accessible to everyone.
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