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What If Real Estate Worked Like Music IP?
How royalty-backed financing could unlock the next phase of African IP growth — and why most artists are still tenants in their own income streams.
Aug 16
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Lumi Mustapha
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Diaspora-as-a-Service
Why Africa’s most valuable users are offshore—and how startups keep building for the wrong market layer
Aug 10
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Lumi Mustapha
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Startup Governance & Control Series (Part 3) - 🧠 The Equity Illusion: Why African Founders Lose Control — Even With Majority Ownership
LumiBrief Elite | Part 3 in the Startup Governance & Control Series
Aug 2
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Lumi Mustapha
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Startup Governance & Control Series (Part 3) - 🧠 The Equity Illusion: Why African Founders Lose Control — Even With Majority Ownership
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Startup Governance & Control Series (🎯 LumiBrief™ Elite Toolkit: SHA Consent Playbook [Download Link Inside])
A tactical download for African founders navigating investor control clauses, consent thresholds, and governance traps.
Jul 29
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Lumi Mustapha
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The $10 Customer Problem
Why African Startups Must Monetize Abroad Before Scaling at Home
Jul 27
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Lumi Mustapha
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The Soft Poison of Free Capital
How grant funding hollows out African startup logic — and what to do instead
Jul 19
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Lumi Mustapha
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Startup Governance & Control Series (Part 1)
Board Seats, Observer Rights, and the Politics of Startup Power in Africa
Jul 12
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Lumi Mustapha
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What Nigeria’s New Tax Laws Really Mean for Startups, VCs & Creators
Tripled CGT. Offshore exits taxed. Remote workers under scrutiny. This is the new Nigerian tax era — decoded for tech, VC, and entertainment.
Jul 5
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Lumi Mustapha
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