Nigerian-born UK serial entrepreneur, Dozy Mmobuosi might be known to many as the CEO of Tingo International Holdings Incorporation, an investment company focused on identifying and making targeted acquisitions in the technology sector, but he is much more than that. The tech entrepreneur is the founder and CEO of Tingo Inc., Africa’s Agri-Fintech company; Tingo Remit, a financial services holding company; and NWASSA, a platform dedicated to African farmers.
Additionally it will aid the export of made in Africa foods to the world enhance inter Africa trade via the Africa Continental Free Trade Agreement and sell high quality and nutritious food products in Nigeria. According to the Growing Africa: Unlocking the Potential of Agribusiness report, Africa’s food systems, currently valued at US$313 billion a year from agriculture, could triple if governments and business leaders radically rethink their policies and support to agriculture, farmers, and agribusinesses, which together account for nearly 50 percent of Africa’s economic activity.
According to The Times, the 43-year-old will be subject to the EFL’s Owners’ and Directors’ Test given that Sheffield United has faced a great financial crisis and Mmobuosi, who is valued at $7.6 billion, can complete the acquisition of the club after making a larger deposit of the money.According to Wikipedia, the Bachelor of Science in Political Science graduate from Ambrose Alli University in Ekpoma, Edo State, also had his Master of Science degree in Economics from the same university.