How Ibrahim Adepoju is proving African software can compete globally
- Ibrahim Adepoju started his journey in tech by experimenting with software at a cybercafe.
- He founded Tyms, an accounting software company, which generates significant revenue from global customers.
- Adepoju initially studied geology but shifted his focus to software development after discovering his passion for coding.
Ibrahim Adepoju's journey exemplifies the potential for innovation in African tech, challenging the notion that local products cannot compete globally. His focus on quality and international standards sets a precedent for other founders, encouraging a shift in mindset that could lead to greater success for African startups on the world stage.
