African youth, entrepreneurs and others will hence be able to commune together in an open place to discover each other, share ideas, learn from each other and discuss innovative ways of transforming the African continent.
This is thanks to an Application created by a Cameroonian high school student, Mbah Jarvis.
The high school student, Mbah Javis who had earlier created a platform to ease communication between students undergoing end of course exams has today launched this as another version of the platform.
“After staying in the house for 2 years without going to school, I learned a lot of lessons and one of them is that is not only this country that needs transformation but the entire African continent needs it and I believe that the first step towards archiving it is bringing together its youths, Entrepreneurs and those who believe in the growth and Development of not only this country but Africa as a whole” he tells MMI.
Discover The Network here ??????
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.mbahjavis.snapp
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