MOONDOOG Technologies is a Ghanaian software development company focused on helping businesses harness technology to operate smarter, faster, and more efficiently. Specializing in Software as a Service (SaaS), artificial intelligence integration, and custom business systems, the company develops practical digital solutions designed around the specific needs and objectives of modern businesses. Rather than treating software development as simply a technical exercise, MOONDOOG Technologies takes a problem-solving approach to digital transformation. The company works closely with businesses to understand operational challenges, identify opportunities for improvement, and develop technology that addresses genuine business requirements. This approach enables clients to move beyond fragmented processes and adopt more streamlined, connected, and intelligent ways of working. A key area of expertise is SaaS development, providing businesses with scalable software solutions that can support evolving operational needs. MOONDOOG Technologies also integrates artificial intelligence into business processes, helping organizations explore smarter approaches to automation, information management, decision-making, and workflow optimization. By combining software engineering with emerging technologies, the company helps businesses prepare for an increasingly digital and AI-driven marketplace. Custom business systems are another important part of the company's offering. Every organization has its own workflows, customer requirements, and operational priorities, and off-the-shelf software does not always provide the right solution. MOONDOOG Technologies develops tailored systems that are aligned with individual business processes, helping clients simplify repetitive tasks, improve coordination, and create more efficient digital workflows. The company works with startups, SMEs, and growing businesses, supporting them as they turn ideas into functional and impactful digital products. Whether developing a new technology concept, improving an existing operation, or introducing automation into everyday business activities, MOONDOOG Technologies focuses on creating solutions that can deliver practical value and support sustainable growth. With a future-focus

ChowTap is a Nigerian campus commerce and delivery platform building what it calls "the operating system for student life." Founded by John Adesida, ChowTap gives university students fast, affordable access to food, groceries, and everyday essentials through a delivery network purpose-built for campus geography not a city-delivery model retrofitted for hostels, lecture halls, and libraries. As the company's own positioning puts it, ChowTap is "the first food delivery app made for students": fast, reliable, and designed specifically for campus life rather than adapted from a general urban logistics playbook. The Problem ChowTap Solves Africa's digital economy narrative has largely skipped one of its densest and most underserved markets: its 20 million-plus university students. Mainstream delivery platforms Chowdeck, Glovo, Bolt Food were built for open urban markets, with delivery radii, vendor networks, and payment assumptions that don't map onto campus life. Students face short lecture breaks, hostel curfews, dense but contained geography, and irregular, allowance-based spending patterns that these apps simply weren't designed around. A related but distinct problem exists on the logistics side. Nigeria's rider economy is growing faster than the financing infrastructure built to support it. Capable delivery riders are frequently shut out of motorcycle ownership not because they lack the income to eventually pay for a bike, but because no structure exists to reliably convert daily gig earnings into trackable, enforceable repayment. This has produced a financing market defined by high default rates, repossession, and mutual distrust between lenders and riders. The ChowTap Model ChowTap addresses both sides of this gap through a single, connected platform: Campus-native delivery infrastructure. ChowTap onboards and vets campus-specific vendors cafeterias, restaurants, and grocers and routes delivery through a hyperlocal rider network mapped to hostels, lecture halls, and libraries. This is a fundamentally different operating model from city-wide delivery apps: shorter distances, denser demand, and infrastructure built around how students actually move through a day. A student-native payments layer. Rather than requiring students to make repeated bank transfers for every order the default behavior mainstream apps assume ChowTap offers an in-app wallet with voucher balances and split-payment support (wallet balance combined with a Paystack transfer). This is designed to match the reality of student cash flow: irregular, allowance-based, and transfer-heavy. Automated, income-linked rider financing. ChowTap has structured an innovative motorcycle lease-to-own model in which a fixed percentage is deducted automatically from a rider's earnings on every completed delivery, before funds reach the rider. There is no invoice to send and no due date to track repayment happens as a structural byproduct of the rider simply doing their job. Combined with campus-restricted asset use, NIN and BVN identity verification, and GPS tracking, this closes the three primary failure points in conventional motorcycle lease-to-own financing: asset loss, payment default, and rider unreliability. ChowTap is currently structuring this model in partnership discussions with logistics and mobility players, including a formal proposal to UPS Nigeria. Validated Traction ChowTap's model is not a projection it has been validated through an operational pilot at McPherson University. Over 161 operational days, the platform processed 13,515 orders at a 96.7% completion rate, achieved 83% user activation within 5.5 months, and generated over ?36,106,000 in revenue processed. The pilot also produced 98% user retention and 100% vendor retention across 23 active vendors, with 1,806 registered users signals of genuine product-market fit rather than one-time trial usage. Revenue Model ChowTap operates a transaction-based revenue model that scales directly with order volume and campus footprint. Revenue streams include a platform service fee (5% per completed order), delivery fees charged to students, vendor commissions from partnered campus vendors, and a structured revenue layer tied to the rider financing program. Planned financial services wallet float, transaction fees, and embedded fintech products represent a future revenue stream as the platform expands beyond delivery. Expansion Roadmap ChowTap is now expanding from its single pilot campus to a target of 16 university campuses across Nigeria. The company's roadmap targets $21 million in GMV and 105,000-plus active users by 2029, within a $3 billion total addressable market defined by Nigeria's university student population. Planned platform additions include laundry services, event listings and ticketing, embedded financial services, a digital services marketplace, and a campus mobility hub offering EV bike sales, financing, and charging or battery-swap infrastructure to both delivery riders and the broader campus community, including university staff. Fundraising ChowTap is currently raising $250,000 in pre-seed funding to fund vendor and rider network expansion across new campuses. The raise is structured to fund campus launch operations (recruitment, training, onboarding), platform development to support growing order volume, and the operational infrastructure behind the rider lease-to-own financing model directly replicating the pilot's validated unit economics across a much larger footprint, rather than funding unproven experimentation. The company anticipates this raise providing 12 to 18 months of runway to validate multi-campus economics ahead of a Series A. Team ChowTap is led by John Adesida, Founder and CEO, whose background includes founding and leadership experience building and shipping multiple technology products, including prior fintech and AI ventures. Vision ChowTap's stated mission is to simplify how students access food, groceries, and essentials by building the fastest and most reliable campus commerce network in Nigeria. Its longer-term vision is to become the operating system for student commerce across African campuses building the infrastructure through which students access food, essentials, services, and opportunity throughout their university years, and eventually extending this infrastructure across the continent's broader campus population.

Exterminate™ is a professional pest control company providing reliable, effective and environmentally responsible pest management solutions across Gauteng. We specialise in residential, commercial and industrial pest control, helping protect homes, businesses, restaurants, warehouses, offices, schools and other properties from unwanted pests. Our services include rodent control, cockroach treatments, termite control, flying insect management, bird proofing, bee removal and general pest management. We focus on practical, long-term solutions tailored to each property's specific needs. With professional pest control operators, quality products and a strong commitment to customer service, Exterminate™ aims to deliver dependable results with minimal disruption to your home or business. Whether you need a once-off treatment or ongoing pest management, our team is ready to help keep your property protected, hygienic and pest-free.

Horizon Group is a consulting firm specializing in strategic support for companies, public institutions, international organizations, NGOs, and local authorities. We design and implement innovative solutions in communication, marketing, digital transformation, and institutional relations to enhance our clients' visibility, performance, and impact. Horizon Group est un cabinet de conseil spécialisé dans l'accompagnement stratégique des entreprises, institutions publiques, organisations internationales, ONG et collectivités. Nous concevons et mettons en œuvre des solutions innovantes en communication, marketing, transformation digitale et relations institutionnelles pour renforcer la visibilité, la performance et l'impact de nos clients.

Bonobo Concept Store is a premium furniture and interior design brand based in Accra, Ghana, specializing in handcrafted furniture, lighting, and custom interior pieces. Since 2018, Bonobo has combined the expertise of skilled African artisans with locally sourced materials to create timeless, functional, and beautifully crafted furniture for homes, offices, hospitality spaces, and commercial projects. We design and produce handcrafted furniture and interior items, that blend the talent of African artisans with the beauty of local materials. We believe that your space is your canvas and our purpose is to bring your ideas to life through thoughtfully designed, high quality pieces. Get custom furniture in Accra, handmade furniture in Ghana, premium rattan furniture, and handcrafted interior furniture. Explore our collection today. Every piece is thoughtfully designed and handmade, ensuring exceptional quality, authenticity, and attention to detail. From bespoke furniture and interior styling to large-scale residential and commercial projects, Bonobo Concept Store transforms ideas into inspiring spaces that reflect craftsmanship, creativity, and lasting value.