In this episode of District Connect,  Mosunmola Mare, Community Manager at CcHUB Nigeria sat down with Blessing Azubike, the Senior Programme Manager of the Creative Economy Practice at CcHUB. We delved into the topic of The Art of Networking and Its Profound Impact On Success by exploring how "Networking isn't just about exchanging business cards, it's about forging meaningful connections that open doors to opportunities, insights, and collaborations. In the tapestry of success, each connection we weave adds depth and richness to our journey.

In this episode of District Connect, Christian Intwari, Executive Director of Our Past Initiative, sat down with Tuyikunde Joel, Community Associate at Co-Creation Hub, and delved into what led to the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi, The Executive, and the importance of raising awareness with Kwibuka so history doesn’t repeat itself.

In this episode of District Connect, Community Associate Joel Tuyikunde sits down with Oluwaseun David, Manager Partner at CcHUB Design Lab, to get into the recently celebrated 5th anniversary of the Design Lab and the future outlook of AI.

During the March edition of our District Connect Podcast, Mosunmola Mare, the Community Manager, had a conversation with Adefemi Adewemimo, the Project Manager at our Design for Health Practice at CcHUB.This podcast episode dives into the world of impact investing in African health tech. We explored the current state of health tech in Africa, the difference between impact and traditional investing, and why Africa is a prime destination for impact investors. We then delved into key thematic areas attracting investment, future trends, and CcHUB's involvement in the upcoming Catalyst Event, aiming to spark meaningful discussions and collaborations in this impactful space.

In this episode of District Connect, Community Associate Joel Tuyikunde sits down with Funto Adesola, the Chief of Staff & Communications Manager at Ennovate Lab. Funto shares how the idea came about for them to visit the Cchub Design lab for the learning expedition Program, the differences she noticed in the Ecosystem in Rwanda and Nigeria, and how she plans to leverage the insights and connections gained from the program.

In this episode of District Connect, CcHUB Nigeria's community manager Mosunmola Mare sits down with Yvonne Eweka, the Project Manager for the GoVote initiative. The two discuss women in politics, tackling issues around democracy, civic tech in Africa. GoVote.ng is a platform and campaign to educate Nigerians on how to register to vote in the General Election. The platform simplifies the voting process and serves as an information point to different categories of voters. On the platform, citizens are able to find out if they are registered to vote, where to register and pick up their PVC, what to do if they lost their voter’s card or if they moved house.

In this episode of District Connect, Community Associate Joel Tuyikunde sits down with delphine nyaboke a master’s student at Carnegie Mellon University Africa(CMU-A) pursuing a Master’s of Science in Engineering Artificial Intelligence(MS EAI). It was truly a privilege to have delphine nyaboke as our guest speaker at Female Focus, where she eloquently shared her inspiring journey. delphine's narrative is a powerful testament to resilience and determination. She opens up about her humble beginnings in a rural Kenyan village and the numerous challenges she faced along the way. Despite these obstacles, she emerged as a remarkable machine learning engineer, defying the odds and proving that success knows no boundaries.

In this episode of District Connect (our 1st of 2024), Mosunmola Mare, Community Manager at CcHub Nigeria sits down with Victoria Agorye, Founder, Ace Edu and Travel Consult as they delve into travel and technology.

Technology has been used in a variety of situations in our daily lives; however, across Africa, the use of tech-aided education isn’t as ubiquitous as we would like it to be. The pandemic gave us a glimpse of what the future of education would look like, with virtual classrooms becoming the norm (albeit only temporarily). Today, there are numerous technologies that are sources of learning, teaching, and communication between teachers, students, and mentors, making education more accessible and efficient. So what does the future of education look like? What is the potential impact? what’s hindering this? Join us in this edition of the Catalyst, where the topic of discussion will be What's Next, EdTech: Accelerating the application of tech in education across Africa.

In this podcast we sit down with Michael Odokara - Okigbo.