2024 was a transformative year for us at Selar! We launched products our creators loved, strengthened our connection with our community, and remained steadfast in our mission to empower the creator economy in Africa. Our growth is about more than just numbers; it reflects our unwavering commitment to growing the creator economy in Africa, one creator at a time. This success wouldn’t have been possible without the support of over 240,000 creators across Africa who trust us with their businesses. To the Selar Creators, we say a heartfelt thank you for an incredible 2024! We’re excited to partner with you in making 2025 even more remarkable🚀 Click the link to read the full 2024 Year in Review for more details and catch a sneak peek of the exciting plans we have for 2025! bit.ly/SelarYIR24

Celebrating over 30,000 customers on @tryselar since 2021 I opened account and also over 32,000 Sales yet selar no give me plaque for one day it’s well sha but e no good oh @KendysonD

It’s our anniversary week! 🥳 Selar turns 10, and we’re celebrating a decade of growth, impact, and empowering African creators. We’re bringing the celebration to life with ‘The Gears of Creativity’, a 3-day exhibition celebrating #10YearsOfSelar and the people who have been part of the journey. 📍October 16–18, 2026 Click the link events.selar.com/10yearsofse… to get a free ticket. Come celebrate with us! 🎉

The LagosLife game’s parent company, Vatar, has raised $500,000 in pre-seed funding…

This Lagos Life game is a bit suspicious to me. This isn't something you can vibe code and slap together in a week. Someone releases a Danfo game followed by a complete Nigerian version of "The Sims"? Do you even know the server capacity you need to host this comfortably? Well maybe the lady is a brilliant coder, designer, marketer and distributor rolled in one. Maybe she had a pile of cash lying around to hire a crack team that can create this kind of game. Maybe this is all organic and one lady is just that good. Or maybe... There's an unseen hand behind the scenes using the game as a cover to further their own interests. Like gathering obscene amounts of data on Nigeria's urban youth. If the DSS were competent, I'd be sure they're looking into this to make sure there's no foul play And hey, before anyone calls me a hater and starts foaming at the mouth (not that it matters), I do hope all I've said above is not the case and this is a genuine product of Nigerian hardwork that we can all enjoy.

Moove is shutting down in Nigeria, but it’s leaving drivers with something big. The company says it will transfer full ownership of vehicles worth over ₦35B to current drivers for free, with no further vehicle payments required from October 1. technext24.com/news/moove-sh…

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