The Hub: Cowrywise and Financial Literacy for University Students

How To Sell Art as NFTs – The Hub Podcast

After debuting on the Opensea, Weng Ibrahim popularly known as Lee gives insights on how artists and creative persons can sell their arts as non-fungible tokens (NFTs).

1. How To Sell Art as NFTs 17:11
2. How To Build A Community Around Your Brand 30:32
3. Cowrywise and Financial Literacy for University Students 15:34
4. Reasons Why Children Need To Be Taught Early 15:49
5. Upscaling The Girl-Child Through Yenbyen Fellowship PT. 2 14:02

According to Wikipedia, Financial literacy is the possession of the set of skills and knowledge that allows an individual to make informed and effective decisions with all of their financial resources. This level of literacy is also, a form of poverty alleviation and also, boosts your financial power in the fiscal year.

Often times, Nigerian students have lived with the notion of “YOLO – You Only Live Once” but what happens in that lifetime? A life financially free or that which is trapped to a rise and fall?

In this podcast episode, we interviewed Bethel Clement, the team lead for Cowrywise – a financial technology company digitizing the investment management industry in Africa and democratizing access to savings and investment products for the growing population of the underserved African middle class and millennials.

Clement spoke extensively on why Nigerian students need to save, especially while using the app and also, proffered tips on how to save and inest with the app.