Founder Voices (Episode 3): Leading at 21 with Miracle Nwankwo of Veefin Nigeria
In Episode 3, Clement Akran sits down with Miracle Nwankwo, the 21-year-old CEO of Veefin Nigeria, the local arm of a global fintech company working to digitise lending and unlock access to finance across Africa.
In this energising and future-facing conversation, Miracle opens up about the pressures and possibilities of leadership at a young age, what it takes to build credibility in the fintech space, and why youth-led innovation is essential to Africa’s economic growth.
From early career pivots to building trust with banks and investors, we explore how Miracle is redefining what’s possible for Gen Z founders on the continent.
The podcast was recorded on Saturday, 1 June 2025.
Founder Voices (Episode 1): Shared Strengths, Collective Solutions with Ola Ogunyemi of Shepherd Food Ministries
In this episode of Founder Voices, Clement Akran speaks with Ola Ogunyemi, founder of Shepherd Food Ministries, a grassroots organisation pioneering shared operational services for charities and social ventures.
Their conversation delves into how collaboration, faith-driven leadership, and a deep commitment to community are reshaping the way local organisations sustain their mission and impact.
Listen in for powerful reflections on starting from scratch, building systems that serve others, and why collective solutions are the key to long-term change in the third sector.
Founder Voices (Episode 2): Global Vision, Local Action with the Founders of Pakufi
In this episode of Founder Voices, Clement Akran speaks with the founders of Pakufi, an ethical tech agency dedicated to creating solutions that are both globally impactful and locally rooted.
Their conversation explores how purpose-driven innovation, strong community ties, and ethical leadership are shaping the future of technology.
Listen in for real-world insights, lessons from the start-up journey, and practical advice for founders building with heart and vision.