Modupe Gbadeyanka
By Modupe Gbadeyanka
Nigerian digital content distribution company, Publiseer, has qualified for finals of the Africa’s Young Entrepreneurs Empowerment Nigeria (AYEEN) program.
The firm was notified of this through a congratulatory message sent by the management of AYEEN to Publiseer.
The digital publisher has qualified for the final stage of the program to defend its business in front of the AYEEN officials on Thursday, July 5, 2018, at the TVC Television compound in Ketu, Lagos.
AYEEN was conceived in 2014 to effectively affect the business space and entrepreneurial minds of young Nigerians.
The conception has led to the identification of viable business ideas, start-ups and existing businesses, which have been generously aided with funding, business mentorship and training.
Over the years, AYEEN has provided business mentorship and training across Nigeria in various sectors.
Publiseer is a digital content distribution and monetization platform tailored to meet the growing needs of independent African writers and musicians from low-income communities.
The platform is home to several A-list Nigerian musicians, DJs and producers, international musical artists and famous writers.
As at the time of writing this piece, the startup company has distributed and monetized over 500 creative works of over 250 writers and musicians worldwide.
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