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“Fortune Doesn’t Favor The Brave, It Favors The Crazy” – Tokini Peterside On Aim Higher Africa’s Ignite Series

The Ignite Series produced by education not for profit, Aim Higher Africa is an edutainment program with a focus on sharing tips to success by young entrepreneurs from across Africa. 

Aim Higher Africa aims to inspire a new generation of young entrepreneurs to create businesses that enrich their local communities by providing a medium where peer-to-peer learning takes place. This episode features Tokini Peterside, founder and Director of TP-Collective.

From working with some of the strongest creative brands in Nigeria across the film, fashion, arts and design industry, Tokini Peterside is a force to be reckoned with in the Nigerian creative space providing a strong marketing and strategic support for young entrepreneurs looking to take their business to the next level.

With a passion to work behind some of the strongest brands in the world, Peterside is driven to provide opportunities for budding entrepreneurs in the creative sector in Nigeria with her innovative “Arts X Lagos” campaign, which is set to revolutionize the contemporary art market. She opens up on her remarkable journey thus far on the Ignite series and encourages young entrepreneurs to be bold and go after their dreams.

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