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HerVest: First Nigerian Startup Featured in Google’s Global #WeArePlay Campaign

HerVest: First Nigerian Startup Featured in Google's Global #WeArePlay Campaign (PHOTO: Brand Times)
HerVest: First Nigerian Startup Featured in Google's Global #WeArePlay Campaign (PHOTO: Brand Times)

In recent developments, Nigerian Fintech Startup, HerVest, has made history by becoming the first Nigerian startup to be featured in Google’s global campaign, #WeArePlay.

The global campaign, #WeArePlay, celebrates the diverse community of individuals and businesses building innovative apps and games on the Google Play platform.

HerVest’s inclusion in this campaign is a testament to the startup’s commitment to providing accessible and user-friendly financial solutions for women in Africa. The company’s innovative app, named after the company, HerVest, offers a wide range of financial services tailored to the needs of women, including savings plans, investment opportunities, and financial literacy resources.

Speaking on this development, Solape Akinpelu, Co-founder, and CEO of HerVest, said, “We are incredibly honored to be the first African startup featured in the #WeArePlay campaign. This recognition underscores our mission to close the economic gender gap and provide women from different demographics with customized financial products they need to achieve their financial goals.

The inclusion of HerVest in this global campaign emphasizes the growing prominence of African startups in the global tech landscape. The company’s innovative approach to financial inclusion aligns with Google’s commitment to supporting diverse app developers and promoting inclusive technologies.

According to another Co-founder of HerVest, Yomi Ogunleye, “HerVest is a shining example of the innovation and creativity that African startups bring to the table. We are proud to feature in the global #WeArePlay campaign and showcase our immense contributions to the global tech ecosystem.

This achievement serves as a source of pride for Nigeria and the entire African tech industry. It reflects the growing recognition of their contributions to the global tech landscape and their capacity to address societal issues while coming up with innovative solutions.

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Written by Ayodeji Ayenuwa

Well, My name is there already, I'm a student of Adekunle Ajasin University, Akungba Akoko, studying Mass Communication: Public Relations and Advertising.

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