In 2008, Kingsley Eze established Tenece. More interestingly, he established it in Enugu, going against the preferred Lagos. By establishing in Enugu, Tenece has played a major role in placing the city on the technology map.
In 2015, Tenece set up Genesys...
In 2015, Tenece set up Genesys...
...Tech Hub (still in Enugu) to train, incubate, and fund technology start-ups. So far, Genesys has incubated and funded 8 tech start-ups, supported over 145 small and medium scale enterprises, graduated over 300 software developers, and trained over 1,800 tech enthusiasts.
All of these may not have happened if Kingsley did not go against the grain to set up his firm in Enugu.
This is the concept of “aku ruo ulo”. This philosophy advocates that knowledge and wealth acquired in the diaspora should find its way back to the motherland to birth...
This is the concept of “aku ruo ulo”. This philosophy advocates that knowledge and wealth acquired in the diaspora should find its way back to the motherland to birth...
opportunities for others. This concept has been the subject of discussions in various forums across Alaigbo. Kingsley and Tenece have, by their actions, debunked many of the reasons adduced for why the South East is not conducive for business; especially professional services.
Join us on Friday, 07 February 2020 at the Enugu Sports Club, 1 Club Avenue, GRA, Enugu, 5pm as Kingsley Eze gives us insights on building a start-up nation.
