Over 1000 people were said to have registered for the meeting, which was held via Zoom, and over 90 percent had sent in questions, which the organisers claimed they grouped to reflect most recurring questions.
On the same day a national newspaper celebrated Tope Omotolani on its front-page as one of Nigeria’s leading female players in technology, the company she led, Crowdyvest, would send out an email that afternoon, informing investors the fintech platform could no longer repay them, at least for the
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Caleb Ojewale
Caleb Ojewale is an Assistant Editor at BusinessDay Newspaper in Nigeria, where he also heads Industry and Real Sector, supervising all associated beats/desks.
He is concurrently Editor for Features, Interviews, and the Newspaper's Backpage (Monday to Thursday). He has also been OP-ED Editor and a member of the Editorial Board.
A well rounded business journalist; he is a recipient of multiple local and international journalism awards.
Caleb is a fellow of the University of Oxford and OKP and has bachelor’s and Master's degrees in communication from Lagos State University and the University of Lagos, respectively.
