Wavehub, an innovative co-working space and skill development center, geared towards building groundbreaking solutions that aid the development of the African continent is open for business, according to Prince Kwekowe, the founder.
Located at Awka, Anambra state, the center will be serving Awka environs and drive her growth through technology and innovation.
Kwekowe, said that “we therefore welcome everyone interested in partnering with us, in helping us achieve our goals”
The center is expected to excite the South East which has been be lagging behind in the digital revolution sweeping Nigeria, with little or no initiatives around technology and innovation, leaving young people (especially) with only one career option – commerce.
Wavehub will join a growing technology ecosystem led by Startup Anambra, DevAmplify, IGHub, Startup-south, and a handful of startups like Tribesquare, Diginotion, Extraclass, w3Tutors, pushing the barriers of business and technology within the state.
Wavehub’s key activities comprise of: Upskilling Events and Meetups; Co-working Spaces and Shared offices with 24/7 power and internet supply; and Startup Incubation and Bootcamps.
Kwekowe said that “our community is open to all digital personnel – Content Creators, Digital Marketers, Programmers, Artists, Startup owners etc – to get a working space and meet people in the same industry as they are. Members of our community will be open to job opportunities, job collaborations and training.
“The goal of Wavehub is to create a community of digital individuals skilled enough to provide aid and solutions to digital problems” Kwekowe added.