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THE AFRO-ASIAN IMPACT HUB
My idea for the Afro-Asian Impact Hub is a subsidiary of The Mediapreneur Network. It is an intercontinental hub that was birthed from a very personal experience. I had already built a successful community of young entrepreneurs in my home country through a registered NGO in Nigeria, and I was excited to shine the light globally.
However, moving to India in 2022 to further my studies hit me with a different reality. Many young Africans in India were struggling. They didn’t have a strong community to support them, either online or in their careers. I heard stories of financial difficulties and challenges for African-led businesses. It was clear that just getting by was tough.
I also faced financial challenges, which made me realise that changing government policies can take a long time. But we could do something right now to help ourselves. We could focus on building the skills we needed to succeed in Africa and working with our Asian counterparts to grow global economies.
That’s how the Afro-Asian Impact Hub started. This is a hub where young African entrepreneurs can get the digital training, community support, and business guidance needed to thrive in any country or continent.
It’s about empowering people with practical skills and building bridges for collaboration to achieve their goals and make a real impact. We invite you to contribute to the bigger picture.
OUR AGENDA
THE AFRO-ASIAN IMPACT HUB
Because Afro-Asian bilateral partnerships can contribute to a 15% increase in the global economy, we help African youth entrepreneurs in Asia through digital training, community, and entrepreneurship support to empower 100,000 employable and entrepreneurial youth by 2035.
Problem Statement
African youths in Asia lack the digital skills and entrepreneurial support needed to build sustainable ventures and foster Afro-Asian economic collaboration.
These result in limited economic growth and partnerships, creating a need for targeted digital training and entrepreneurship programs that bridge this gap and drive collaborative economic growth.
Theory of Change
To reduce the rate of underemployment and economic instability affecting African Youths in Asia, The Afro-Asian Impact Hub will develop digital training and entrepreneurship programs and partner with local-led organisations to support internship placement, bilateral partnership and youth empowerment.
Impact Statement
Reducing Social Inequality by empowering youths to become digitally skilled, enterprising and employable through bilateral collaboration and education.
Core Empowerment Plan
- Education
- Equity and Inclusion
- Entrepreneurship

Our Reach
Our Track Record From 2019-2024

5+
CONFERENCES

3
MASTERCLASSES

40+
SPEAKERS

3
MICRO GRANTS GIVEN

5+
BUSINESS SUPPORT

250+
COMMUNITY MEMBERS

2500+
DELEGATES
THEORY OF CHANGE COMPONENT

Input
- Funding
- Community Manager
- Trainers

Activities
- Create an Interactive Group chat for Monthly Mentorship
- LinkedIn and CV Optimization Workshop
- Afro-Asian Entrepreneurs Conference
- Partnership with local startups for internship placement.
- Partnership with Institution E-Cell for Digital Skill Training.

Outputs
- Number of African Students in E-Cells
- Number of Internship placements acquired
- Number of LinkedIn Optimization Workshop cohorts
- Number of Community members registered

Short-Term Outcomes
- Increased job interview readiness among participants
- Increased Networking Opportunities with Mentors
- Optimised CV and LinkedIn for online positioning

Intermediate Outcomes
- ncreased internship placement rates.
- Entrepreneurship Support to African-led businesses.
- Collaboration with Asian counterparts through community networking.

Long-Term Outcomes
- Sustainable Economic Growth for African Youths in Asia
- Improved Digital Training Facilities for Africans in Asian Institutions
- Fostered Bilateral Partnership and Collaboration
- Reduced economic dependence on unfavourable policies
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What People Say About Us
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