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Co-Creation Hub
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Iri kamfani
Masana'anta information technology (en) Fassara
Tarihi
Ƙirƙira 2010

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Co-Creation Hub, wanda aka fi sani da CC-HUB ko HUB, cibiya ce mai dogaro da fasaha da ke Yaba, gundumar Legas. Bosun Tijani da Femi Longe ne suka kafa ta a shekara ta 2010, kamfanin na samar da wani dandali inda masu amfani da fasaha ke musayar ra'ayoyi don magance matsalolin zamantakewa a Najeriya.[1][2]

CC-HUB ta samu bakuncin wanda ya kafa Facebook, Mark Zuckerberg, a ziyarar da ya kawo Najeriya a ranar 30 ga watan Agusta, 2016.[3][4]

Bosun Tijani da Femi Longe ne suka kafa Co-Creation Hub a watan Oktoba 2010. An bude kamfanin a hukumance a watan Satumba na 2011 a matsayin cibiyar kirkire-kirkire ta zamantakewa a 294, Herbert Macaulay, Yaba, kamfanin na aiki a matsayin dakin gwaje-gwaje na budewa wanda aka keɓe don haɓaka aikace-aikacen jarin zamantakewa da fasaha don wadatar tattalin arziki. Hanyoyinta sun dogara ne akan hada al'ummomin masu ruwa da tsaki na ci gaba (masu amfani da ƙarshen, masana, hukumomin gwamnati, kasuwanci, masana ilimi, ƙungiyoyin jama'a da sauransu) waɗanda ke kawo bajintarsu da kere-kerensu don taka rawa wajen samar da mafita. kalubalen zamantakewa da talakawan Najeriya ke fuskanta.[ana buƙatar hujja]

A CcHub, sababbin abubuwan da 'yan kasuwa ke tallafawa ta hanyar shawarwari, jagoranci da kuma kudade ta hanyar reno da rukunin bincike. CcHub ya kasance ɗaya daga cikin 'yan tsirarun cibiyoyi masu ɗorewa na kuɗi a Afirka kuma ya kasance gida ga sama da sabbin cibiyoyi 50 a Najeriya, kamar su BudgIT, Wecyclers, Truppr, Wasannin Genii, Lifebank, GoMyWay, Vacantboards, Traclist, Autobox, Stutern, Findworka, Grit Systems da Mamalette.[5][6]

A watan Maris na 2018, Bankin Stanbic IBTC ya ƙaddamar da Blue Lab, wata cibiyar ƙirƙire-ƙirƙire wadanda Co-Creation Hub ke tallafawa.[7]

Haɓakar CCHub

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A cikin watan Disamban 2015, Tijani ya ba da sanarwa cewa[8] an ƙaddamar daGrowth Capital[9] tare da haɗin gwiwar Bank of Industry (BoI), Venture Garden Group (VGG) da Omidyar Network (ON). Hannun hannun jari ne wanda aka saita don saka hannun jarin Naira biliyan 1 a cikin ayyukan fasahar zamantakewa waɗanda ke haɓaka fasahohin da ke sa ayyukan jama'a su fi wayo yayin haɗa su da ƴan ƙasa da/ko fasahohin fasaha masu haɗa hidimomin jama'a da yawa tare don sa su sami dama ga ƴan ƙasa.[10]

Abokin Gudanarwa na GC, Tunji Eleso, a cikin wata hira[11] tare da Tech Crunch, ya bayyana cewa bayan tallafawa sabbin cibiyoyi, renonsu zuwa yayesu na tsawon shekaru biyar (5), ya zama wajibi a dauki mataki na gaba ta hanyar tallafawa wadanda suke balaga. amma har yanzu yana buƙatar tallafi. Asusun na Growth Capital na CCHUB na da nufin tallafa wa ’yan kasuwa masu gina ababen more rayuwa don makomar Najeriya. "Musamman, muna duban kayayyaki/sabis/kayan aikin fasaha da za su sa aiyukan jama'a su fi wayo kuma a lokaci guda kuma su hada da yawan 'yan Najeriya da wadannan ayyukan," Eleso ya kara da cewa.

Make-IT Accelerator

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Shirin Make-IT Accelerator na Co-Creation Hub an ƙera shi ne don ƙarfafawa ƴan kasuwa don haɓaka sabbin ra'ayoyi da samun ci gaba, haɗin gwiwa da shirye-shiryen saka hannun jari. Ana aiwatar da shirin a Najeriya da Kenya.[12]

Kalubalen Giving4Good

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Kalubalen Giving4Good wanda Co-Creation Hub ya ƙaddamar an tsara shi ne don gano hanyoyin da fasaha za ta iya haɓaka ayyukan jin kai ga ƙungiyoyin CSO da ƙungiyoyin sa-kai a Najeriya. Manyan kamfanoni 3 suna karɓar tallafi har zuwa £35,000, kuma shirin Pre-Incubation na Hub zai tallafa musu.[13]

A ranar 26 ga Satumba, 2019, an sanar cewa cibiyar Co-Creation Hub ta mallaki iHub na Nairobi.[14][15]

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  3. "Zuckerberg's visit to Nigeria provides much-needed economic push". Headlines & Global News. 1 September 2016. Retrieved 6 September 2016.
  4. Jake Bright (31 August 2016). "Mark Zuckerberg meets with African tech leaders on Nigerian tour". Tech Crunch. Retrieved 6 September 2016.
  5. Yomi Kazeem (15 December 2015). "Nigerian incubator Co-Creation Hub has launched a $5 million investment fund". Quartz Africa. Retrieved 6 September 2016.
  6. Ife Adedapo (8 February 2016). "Our platform focuses on expectant mothers –Lawal". Punch Nigeria. Retrieved 10 September 2016.
  7. "Stanbic IBTC Bank launches innovation hub in Yaba". techpoint.ng (in Turanci). Retrieved 2018-04-02.
  8. 'Bosun Tijani (12 December 2015). "Growth Capital by CcHUB – a new beginning!". Bosun Tijani. Retrieved 8 September 2016.
  9. "GC by CCHub's Website". 1 September 2016. Retrieved 7 September 2016.
  10. 'Paul Adepoju (19 January 2016). "N1BN CCHUB GROWTH CAPITAL OFFICIALLY LAUNCHED". Innovation Nigeria. Retrieved 8 September 2016.
  11. Victor Ekwealor (19 January 2016). "Everything You Need to Know About the CcHub's ₦1b Growth Capital Fund". Retrieved 8 September 2016.
  12. "Nigeria's CcHub selects 15 startups for Make-IT accelerator". Disrupt Africa. 2017-12-04. Retrieved 2018-04-02.
  13. "Co-Creation Hub Giving4Good Challenge 2018 for Nigeria (Up to £35,000 in funding) - TechCity". www.techcityng.com. Retrieved 2018-04-02.
  14. "Nigeria's CcHub acquires Kenya's iHub to create mega Africa incubator". TechCrunch (in Turanci). Retrieved 2019-11-25.[permanent dead link]
  15. "CcHUB Acquires iHub". IHUB (in Turanci). Archived from the original on 2019-09-26. Retrieved 2019-11-25.