Koseisa at Global Tech Africa 2026: Our Startup Showcase in Kano

3–5 November 2026 | Amani Events Centre, Kano, Nigeria

Koseisa started as one idea: help people turn their knowledge, skills and creativity into income. In November, we took that idea to Global Tech Africa 2026 in Kano as a Showcase Startup.

For three days, the event brought together founders, innovators, investors and leaders from across the African tech ecosystem. For us, it was more than a chance to show a product. It was a chance to share our vision, meet the people building Africa's digital economy, learn from them, and introduce more people to a platform built around one idea: Learn, Earn and Sell.

Bringing the Koseisa Vision to the Stage

At our booth, the Koseisa team walked visitors through the platform: why we built it, who it is for, and how we turned an idea into a working product.

We showed how creators, coaches, teachers and experts can use one Koseisa page to sell courses, ebooks, event tickets, 1:1 calls and brand deals, and get paid in naira. Visitors could scan a code, look around the site on their own phones, and set up their own creator page on the spot.

Three Days of Connections and Conversations

Across the three days we met entrepreneurs, engineers, business leaders and students who care about the future of technology in Africa. Many of them were hearing about Koseisa for the first time.

Those conversations went beyond a quick demo. We talked about business partnerships, technical development, entrepreneurship and what Koseisa could make possible for its users. We also got honest feedback and fresh perspectives from people building in the same ecosystem, and that feedback is already shaping what we build next.

The People We Met

A few conversations stood out.

Saidu Jibrin, Punchline Marketing Hub: exploring a partnership

We had an engaging conversation with Mr. Saidu Jibrin, CEO of Punchline Marketing Hub, about strategic partnership opportunities between Koseisa and his business.

Beyond exploring how we could work together, Mr. Jibrin signed up on Koseisa during the event, an encouraging first step towards a lasting business relationship.

Muhammad Sani, YARE: technical advice for the product

We also met Mr. Muhammad Sani, Co-founder and Chief Technical Officer of YARE.

He shared practical technical insights and recommendations on how to keep strengthening Koseisa's system as it grows. For a young product, advice like this from an experienced builder is invaluable.

Cynthia E. Chisom, SDC Startup School: why start in Kano?

Another memorable conversation was with Mrs. Cynthia E. Chisom, founder of SDC Startup School.

She wanted to understand Koseisa's purpose, and why we chose Kano as the starting point for the startup. Our answer: build where you are. A strong foundation in your own community is the best starting point for reaching wider markets, and Kano is full of talented people with skills worth selling.

Abubakar Al Muhandis, YARE: sharing our story

We also told the Koseisa story in an interview with Mr. Abubakar Al Muhandis, Founder of YARE.

The interview covered where the idea for Koseisa came from, how we turned it into a working platform, and our experience at Global Tech Africa. It was a chance to share not just what Koseisa does, but the journey, thinking and effort behind it.

Meeting NITDA's Director-General, Dr. Kashifu Inuwa Abdullahi

One of the highlights of the event was meeting Dr. Kashifu Inuwa Abdullahi, CCIE, Director-General and CEO of the National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA).

We introduced him to Koseisa and explained our vision and goals. He asked about our traction and the progress we had made since launch. We shared that Koseisa had already passed 60 users in less than a month, with new people signing up at the event itself.

Growing Our Community: The Numbers

Global Tech Africa also introduced Koseisa to a much wider audience, and the early numbers were encouraging:

• 31 new users joined Koseisa during the event, doubling our community to more than 60.
• 50+ people added the Koseisa app to their phones, ready to finish signing up.
• Since the event, Koseisa has grown to over 70 users.

These are more than sign-ups and installs. Each one is a person discovering Koseisa and choosing to be part of what we are building.

More Than an Event: A Step Forward for Koseisa

Global Tech Africa 2026 was an important milestone in Koseisa's journey. We presented the platform, discussed partnerships, received expert technical advice, shared our story and welcomed new users, all in three days.

Every conversation offered a new perspective. Every connection opened a possibility. And every new user is one more person discovering what Koseisa is working to build.

Our vision is still clear: Learn. Earn. Sell. We are building the platform that helps people turn what they know into opportunities and income, and Global Tech Africa 2026 was another step towards making that real.

The journey continues. Want to be part of it? Create your free Koseisa page and start selling what you know, or find creators to work with.