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Let's Netflix & Chill PodcastE146 | Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story (series)Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story is a drama limited series created by Shonda Rhimes for Netflix. The series is a prequel spin-off of the Netflix series Bridgerton, and focuses on young Queen Charlotte's rise to prominence and power. The series premiered on May 4, 2023, and consists of six episodes.The spinoff miniseries revolving Queen Charlotte consists of two plotlines: one in the present of Bridgerton, beginning 1817 with the death of the royal heir Princess Charlotte that causes the Queen to pressure her children to marry and produce another royal heir; the other begins 1761 with Charlotte meeting and marrying King...2023-05-0516 min
Money TalksThe Micro Pension Industry With AwabahIn this episode of Money Talks, we delve into the topic of the pension industry in Nigeria, specifically exploring the micro pension industry and how important it is to the common people in the streets, what is the difference between Awabah and the banks? Our guest speaker is Tunji Andrews, the Founder of Awabah, who shares insights on the unique financial benefits you stand to gain from their pension services that have been mixed with other financial services with a very small fee that you can literally afford to lose. From putting a set amount of money every month, we...2023-04-0627 min
PwC Africa PodcastsPaving the way for financial inclusion in the informal sector - Ep 28In this episode of the Experience Pod, PwC's Ade Ogunsanya discusses with Awabah CEO Tunji Andrews on Paving the way for financial inclusion in the informal sector- Financial Planning and Retirement.2023-03-2246 min
Unlocking AfricaMaximizing Returns, Minimizing Risk. The Importance of Mitigating Political and Credit Risk in Africa with Amir HussainEpisode #61 with Amir Hussain, who is a Senior Underwriter of Political & Credit Risk at Africa Specialty Risks.With an African-focused and experienced team of underwriters, Africa Specialty Risks provides coverage aimed at facilitating trade and investments for financial institutions, traders, and exporters, to name a few, transacting in Africa. Their mission is to provide the protection and confidence required to grow, develop, and increase business with African counterparties.What We Discuss With Amir HussainThe company uses the tagline ‘Protecting Africa’. Can you explain how Africa Specialty Risks protects Africa? What i...2023-03-1343 minUnlocking AfricaRevolutionising Retirement. Awabah's Vision for a More Inclusive Pension System in Nigeria with Tunji AndrewsEpisode #60 with Tunji Andrews, who is CEO at Awabah, which is digital platform that helps millions of Nigerians get on the Micro Pension Scheme, which is the first step to a financially secure future. They make planning for retirement easier for many Nigerians .What We Discuss With Tunji AndrewsWhat is the importance of having access to pensions, health insurance, life insurance, and accident insurance for people in Africa's informal sector?What measures or guarantees have been put in place to protect your customers' pensions? What challenges have you encountered in launching a s...2023-03-0649 min
InsurTech Business SeriesFinancial Inclusion & Micro PensionsHello! Send us a quick text, comment or feedback. We would love to hear from youIn the episode, we sit with Tunji Andrews Founder/CEO of Awabah to discuss the interesting work Awabah is pioneering in the Nigerian Pensions space. Awabah is the first micro pension startup in Nigeria, working with Pension Funds Administrators (PFA) to offer pension services to gig workers, and underserved members of society from developers, influencers, and musicians to market women, general contractors etc.Awabah's mission is to help people outside of the regular 9-5 work model plan towards a...2023-02-2821 min
Riding Unicorns: Venture Capital | Entrepreneurship | TechnologyStartup Spotlight: AwabahWelcome back to our latest Startup Spotlight, an entirely new series, which will provide you with an insight into a company that we are very excited about. This weeks episode features Awabah, a digital pension platform for self-employed Africans. The co-founder & CEO Tunji Andrews joins us to explain exactly what the business does and how be plans to achieve his big vision. Make sure to like and subscribe to the Riding Unicorns podcast to never miss an episode. Also don't forget to give Riding Unicorns a follow on Twitter and LinkedIn to keep on top of...2022-09-1605 min
Collavare Creativity Series Season TwoDo Not Fall In Love With Your Own Ideas (Part Two)In part 2 of this episode, Azeez and Ziika share excerpts of their interview with Tunji Andrews – CEO and Co-founder of Awabah. Awabah’s mission is to help people outside of the regular 9-5 work model plan toward a financially safe and secure future.
We get to hear from Tunji how Awabah was able to package and sell pension to artisans and workers outside the 9-5 work model. He also shares his learnings for start-ups and for employees looking at venturing into entrepreneurship.2022-06-0335 min
Collavare Creativity Series Season TwoDo Not Fall In Love With Your Own IdeasIn part 1 of this episode, Azeez and Ziika share excerpts of their interview with Tunji Andrews – CEO and Co-founder of Awabah. Tunji has spent years in research, financial literacy and advancing financial inclusion to the informal sector. Awabah’s mission is to help people outside of the regular 9-5 work model plan towards a financially safe and secure future.
Innovators and Entrepreneurs usually find themselves falling in love with their ideas. This can be a stumbling block as it prevents the continuous iterative process that refines the initial idea into something of value.
The discussion with Tunj...2022-05-1335 min
Collavare Creativity Series Season TwoDo Not Fall In Love With Your Own IdeasIn part 1 of this episode, Azeez and Ziika share excerpts of their interview with Tunji Andrews – CEO and Co-founder of Awabah. Tunji has spent years in research, financial literacy and advancing financial inclusion to the informal sector. Awabah’s mission is to help people outside of the regular 9-5 work model plan towards a financially safe and secure future.
Innovators and Entrepreneurs usually find themselves falling in love with their ideas. This can be a stumbling block as it prevents the continuous iterative process that refines the initial idea into something of value.
The discussion with Tunj...2022-05-1335 min
AfriTech VerifiedCo-founder at Awabah, African Digital Pension Platform | Tunji Andrews is Afritech VerifiedIn this month’s episode, our host, Tosin Omowole spoke to Tunji Andrews, Co-Founder at Awabah, a digital pension platform for self-employed Africans. Tunji Andrews is an economist, financial inclusion advocate and creative entrepreneur, whose current and future activities are geared towards actively advancing financial inclusion in Nigeria and Africa.
Awabah’s mission is to help people outside of the regular 9-5 work model plan towards a financially safe and secure future. The company believes that access to financial services should be available to every Nigerian and this is why they work to make access to micro pens...2022-02-071h 04
Memoir Of A Naija GirlRetirement/Pension planHow are you preparing to retire? Co-founder Awabah Nigeria, Tunji Andrews, talks us through the importance of retirement funds. Who is entitled to a pension plan? Not a single thing was spared! This is absolutely a good listen and be ready to chuckle and have a good time. #MemoirOfANaijaGirl is available on all podcast platforms and YouTube (Please SUBSCRIBE, like, drop a comment) Do rate this podcast so we can catch a few more friends! @helen.moang on Instagram2022-02-0543 min
Breakfast ConnectExploring The Goldmine That Is Micro Pensions With Tunji Andrews2021-12-0134 min
The Bizi PodcastFinancial Inclusion with Mr. Tunji Andrews 2Understand what Financial inclusion is? what it entails and how it can help bridge the income gap. Navigating through the terrains of Education, Economics and Entrepreneurship, Mr. Tunji Andrews explains how his startup Awabah.ng is facilitating inclusion by helping the the informal sector get into the micro pension scheme.follow us on Instagram @the_bizipodcastcontact Mr. Tunji Andrews on Instagram @tunjiandrews or @Awabah.ng--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thebizipodcast/message2021-10-2627 minThe Bizi PodcastFinancial Inclusion with Mr. Tunji AndrewsUnderstand what Financial inclusion is? what it entails and how it can help bridge the income gap. Navigating through the terrains of Education, Economics and Entrepreneurship, Mr. Tunji Andrews explains how his startup Awabah.ng is facilitating inclusion by helping the the informal sector get into the micro pension scheme. follow us on Instagram @the_bizipodcastcontact Mr. Tunji Andrews on Instagram @tunjiandrews or @Awabah.ng--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app--- Send in a voice me...2021-10-0526 min
The Candid Talk PodcastEpisode 9: What does financial literacy mean to Nigerians?In this episode, we sat down with Tunji Andrews a financial literacy advocate and economist to discuss what financial literacy is and what it means to everyday Nigerians. We also touched on his experience so far running @AwabahNigeria a Micro Pension Startup aimed primarily at self-employed Nigerians. This was such an illuminating episode please enjoy!
Music: 'Sunshine-Send-Off' by Ketsa licensed under a Attribution Noncommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 international License2021-06-051h 23
The Nairametrics PodcastTunji Andrews and the race to make all Nigerians pensionable | BHHBusiness Half Hour (BHH) is a weekly podcast targeted at Startups and Entrepreneurs, who are redefining the Nigerian business scene through innovation.2021-03-1421 min
Breakfast ConnectExploring The Goldmine That Is Micro Pensions With Tunji AndrewsNigeria's Micro Pension industry has been described as a gold mine waiting to be tapped.A report from Price Waterhouse Cooper showed that by the end of 2017, it was estimated that Nigeria’s Micro Pension industry would be worth 61.1 billion nairas with an expected real return of 4.5 percent annually. If all the assumptions leading to that projection is extrapolated to today, the actual worth of the nation's micro pension industry would be quite impressive.Tunji Andrews, the co-founder of Awabah Micro Pensions is an economist, broadcaster, financial analyst, entrepreneur, into fitness and sports, a family man who is di...2020-12-1132 min
Breakfast ConnectExploring The Goldmine That Is Micro Pensions With Tunji AndrewsNigeria's Micro Pension industry has been described as a gold mine waiting to be tapped.A report from Price Waterhouse Cooper showed that by the end of 2017, it was estimated that Nigeria’s Micro Pension industry would be worth 61.1 billion nairas with an expected real return of 4.5 percent annually. If all the assumptions leading to that projection is extrapolated to today, the actual worth of the nation's micro pension industry would be quite impressive.Tunji Andrews, the co-founder of Awabah Micro Pensions is an economist, broadcaster, financial analyst, entrepreneur, into fitness and sports, a family man who is di...2020-12-1132 min
Breakfast ConnectExploring The Goldmine That Is Micro Pensions With Tunji AndrewsNigeria's Micro Pension industry has been described as a gold mine waiting to be tapped.A report from Price Waterhouse Cooper showed that by the end of 2017, it was estimated that Nigeria’s Micro Pension industry would be worth 61.1 billion nairas with an expected real return of 4.5 percent annually. If all the assumptions leading to that projection is extrapolated to today, the actual worth of the nation's micro pension industry would be quite impressive.Tunji Andrews, the co-founder of Awabah Micro Pensions is an economist, broadcaster, financial analyst, entrepreneur, into fitness and sports, a family man who is di...2020-12-1132 min
Breakfast ConnectExploring The Goldmine That Is Micro Pensions With Tunji AndrewsNigeria's Micro Pension industry has been described as a gold mine waiting to be tapped.A report from Price Waterhouse Cooper showed that by the end of 2017, it was estimated that Nigeria’s Micro Pension industry would be worth 61.1 billion nairas with an expected real return of 4.5 percent annually. If all the assumptions leading to that projection is extrapolated to today, the actual worth of the nation's micro pension industry would be quite impressive.Tunji Andrews, the co-founder of Awabah Micro Pensions is an economist, broadcaster, financial analyst, entrepreneur, into fitness and sports, a family man who is di...2020-12-1137 min