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Muyiwa Matuluko

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Helping brands in Africa and with Africa build lasting credibility through storytelling that compounds. CEO, @businessfront
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Fishcluster has $1m in commitments for AI and underwater robots that see what Nigeria’s fish farmers cannot

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By Muyiwa Matuluko Verified
| Techpoint Africa Verified
Sunday* always gets to his ponds just before 5:30 a.m. while the water is still cool from the night, and the catfish are already at the top, waiting quietly for their feed. He has been doing this for twenty-odd years, on the same stretch of ground outside Mowe, Nigeria, so the routine has long become second nature. He checks the netting. He lifts the bag, and he knows its weight the way you know the weight of your own child.
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Powering continuity: Why Businessfront is celebrating Nigeria’s 50-year companies

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By Muyiwa Matuluko Verified
| Energy in Africa Verified
Nigeria’s economic progress is inseparable from the story of its industries, and few have shaped that story more than energy. From oil and gas pioneers to new entrants in renewables, the sector has long been a cornerstone of the nation’s development.
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Safeguarding legacy: Why Businessfront is celebrating Nigeria’s 50-year companies  - Finance in Africa

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By Muyiwa Matuluko Verified
| Finance in Africa
In a business environment defined by volatility and rapid change, longevity has become a rare form of excellence. For companies to endure across generations through shifts in policy, leadership, and economic cycles requires more than innovation. It demands stewardship, discipline, and a deep commitment to nation-building.
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