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Releaf Earth Launches Nigeria’s First Industrial-Scale Carbon Removal Credits techmoran.com/2026/02/11/rel… via @TechMoran @releafearth
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🚨 Big news from Nigeria!
@Releafearth has launched the country’s first industrial biochar facility — removing 40kt of CO₂e by 2030 & boosting smallholder incomes.
From palm waste to carbon removal. This is climate tech done right.
Read more here: carbonherald.com/releaf-eart…
#Biochar #CarbonRemoval #AgriTech
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🎉Hongera! Congratulations! and Félicitations!
We are proud to introduce the 2023 GOGETTAZ WINNERS!
👑 Hasina Andriatsitohaina
🏢 Mad'Arom, #Madagascar 🇲🇬
🌐 linkedin.com/in/hasina-andri…
👑 Ikenna Nzewi,
🏢 @ReleafAfrica, #Nigeria 🇳🇬
🌐 releaf.africa
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Congratulations @ReleafAfrica. We are very proud of you.
🎶Whoops, they did it again! 🎶Former @AfDB_Group #AgriPitch Competition winner @ReleafAfrica snags $50k top prize in the #AGRF2023 @GoGettazAfrica Agripreneur Prize Competition, supported by #AfDB. At Youth Town Hall, Tanzania President H.E. @SuluhuSamia offers congrats 🎉
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The best partnerships are forged with mutual respect for the grind and empathy. Good insight for founders, esp. when we want everything to move quick quick
Many people think being a VC is easy compared to being a founder. For some career VCs on fat salaries, maybe that’s true. But as a Founding Partner of a $40m fund, i do as many hours as I did as a founder. We also only have $750k a year to cover all costs- not just salaries but also the $150k+ a year it costs just to administer the fund in the UK.
The stress is different to being a founder, instead of being worried about cash runway but being able to affect change every day, you worry about future returns & can only impact outcomes marginally, indirectly.
And you still have to raise capital.
As you raise larger or multiple funds, the fees get bigger and the dynamics change. But that’s also true of any startup which is successful.
In short, yes it’s a very privileged job to work with so many amazing people/founders every day. But VCs come in all shapes and sizes. Don’t automatically assume that every VC is on $1m a year in salary and works 9-5. Very many I know, earn vastly less than that and work very long hours.
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In 2022, the global food market’s revenue hit US$8.66tn and is expected to grow each year by 6.72%.
@ReleafAfrica's CTO, discusses the global food chain, smart food factories & recognising the productivity of your supply chain ➡️ bit.ly/3fvASl6
#SmartFactory #FoodChain
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.@ReleafAfrica CTO Uzoma Ayogu discusses the global food chain, smart food factories and recognising the productivity of the people in your supply chain
#Manufacturing #SmartFactories #Food #SupplyChain #Technology
Read more here: ow.ly/g78V50L0zfy
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Special thanks to Ikenna Nzewi (@KeenKenna) - Co-Founder and CEO, @releafafrica, and Izunna Okonkwo - Co-Founder, @sabicash for sharing their vision for 2022, and lessons from 2021 in our 2022 Ecosystem Predictions.
Access the full compilation here bit.ly/EN_EP22
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We're excited to share our 2022 Ecosystem Predictions campaign!
This year's campaign features 6 founders and ecosystem builders who shared unique perspectives of their vision/hopes for 2022 and key learnings from last year.
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Nigeria's @ReleafAfrica (S17) is on a mission to create a decentralized primary food processing industry across Africa to improve circumstances for farmers, factories, and consumers.
forbes.com/sites/frederickda…
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.@GbemiAlonge looks at how @ReleafAfrica can help restore the past glory of oil palm—Nigeria’s $20 billion potential lost to a fallen market share of less than 2% from 43% in 1960. stearsng.com/premium/article…
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When we say it is African Time -this is what we are talking about.
Releaf led 1000+ smallholder farmers to provide food factories with >7.5 million kilograms of quality crops in less than 18 months by using technology
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Nigerian agri-tech startup Releaf secures $4.2m in seed funding, grants disrupt-africa.com/2021/09/1…
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Nigerian agri-tech startup Releaf secures $4.2m in seed funding, grants disrupt-africa.com/2021/09/1…
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Releaf, an agritech company, plans to improve the oil palm output in Nigeria by creating a sustainable channel for oil palm processors to sell their harvest.
And now the company has raised $4.2 million to do just that
stearsng.com/premium/article…
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Nigerian agritech startup Releaf secures $4.2M to scale its food processing technology tcrn.ch/3Enagei via @techcrunch
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What is Nigeria's next oil? Any sector or sectors that can give us the revenue and growth that petroleum did. In this article, we dissect Nigeria’s oil palm industry. stearsng.com/premium/article…
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IITA PARTNERS WITH RELEAF FOR AGRICULTURAL SUSTAINABILITY
Releaf, a team of youth visited IITA headquarters. Releaf, led by Ikenna Nzewi, operates the technology value chains of crops, including cassava, oil palm, soybean, maize, and cashew.
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