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️ The Diary of an African Entrepreneur – with Deji Adebusoye Welcome to The Diary of an African Entrepreneur , the podcast dedicated to African startups and business leaders who are building, growing, and thriving against the odds. Hosted by entrepreneur, author, and speaker Deji Adebusoye , this series dives deep into the real stories, raw challenges, and practical strategies behind doing business on the continent. Each episode brings you firsthand insights, candid reflections, and expert advice tailored for the African business environment—from navigating red tape and scaling under pressure to funding, innovation, and leadership in uncertain times. If you’re a founder, startup leader, or aspiring entrepreneur ready to make your mark in Africa’s dynamic (and often demanding) markets, this podcast is your playbook. New episodes drop weekly. Subscribe, share, and start thriving.</strong
Deji Adebusoye hosts Diary of an African Entrepreneur, a business show with 16 episodes published.
Most entrepreneurs start with a dream. Desmond Kony started with a death. In this episode of The Diary of an African Entrepreneur, Deji Adebusoye sits down with Desmond Kony, CEO and Founder of Complete Farmer, to unpack
How do you move from the "quiet kid" in the background to the CEO of a company with an N11bn turnover? In this episode of The Diary of an African Entrepreneur, Deji sits down with Tayo Osiyemi, the newly appointed CEO of
Every entrepreneur wants investors , but are YOU ready for investment? In this full episode of Diary of an African Entrepreneur, Deji Adebusoye breaks down the four major legal and regulatory areas that every founder MUS
In this episode of Diary of an African Entrepreneur, Deji Adebusoye dives deep into what it really means to be ready for investment. Before investors carry out due diligence on your business, you must first diligence you
In this episode of Diary of an African Entrepreneur, we sit with Isaac Nyagol, founder and CEO of Zeraki—a Kenyan EdTech company redefining how schools, teachers, students, and parents interact through technology. Isaac’
How do you turn a dining room side hustle into one of Nigeria’s most recognizable literary brands? In this episode of Diary of an African Entrepreneur, Deji Adebusoye sits down with Dotun Eyinade, CEO and co-founder of R
In this powerful episode of Diary of an African Entrepreneur, we sit down with Femi, the founder of VeendHQ, a fintech startup transforming credit access across Africa. Femi shares his raw and inspiring journey, from bei
In this episode of Diary of an African Entrepreneur, we sit with June Odongo, founder and CEO of Senga Technologies—a Nairobi-based logistics and supply chain company on a mission to simplify order fulfillment for Africa
In this new series on Diary of an African Entrepreneur, Deji Adebusoye breaks down what it really means to be ready for investment. If you're building a business in Africa and thinking about raising capital — whether deb
What does it take to turn a small poultry farm into a tech-enabled agribusiness impacting over 30,000 farmers across Nigeria? In this episode of Diary of an African Entrepreneur, I sit down with Ope Fayomi, co-founder an
📣 Entrepreneurs, when was the last time you truly took a break? In this episode of Diary of an African Entrepreneur, host Deji Adebusoye shares a heartfelt message that every business owner needs to hear — especially in
Succession is more than a handover — it’s a hand-crafted journey. In this powerful episode of Diary of an African Entrepreneur, Deji Adebusoye explores what it truly takes to raise credible, competent, and respected lead
In this powerful episode of Diary of an African Entrepreneur, host Deji Adebusoye sits down with Disha Copreaux, the formidable CEO of Red Lands Roses—Kenya’s premium flower exporter redefining floriculture with innovati
What does it take to build a tech-driven logistics and embedded finance company that powers thousands of businesses across Africa? In this episode of Diary of an African Entrepreneur, I sit down with Ope Odobuye, the ent
What does it take to build Africa’s leading indigenous agricultural trading company? In this episode of Diary of an African Entrepreneur, I sit down with Lanre Awojoodu, the visionary MD/CEO of Sourcing and Produce Niger
In this debut episode of Diary of an African Entrepreneur, Deji Adebusoye sits down with Riches Attai, Co-Founder and CEO of Winich Farms, one of Nigeria’s most dynamic agritech companies. Riches shares the raw, unfilter
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Diary of an African Entrepreneur is hosted by Deji Adebusoye. The show is categorised under business (entrepreneurship) and has published 16 episodes.
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