Diary 101 Podcast

What's Really in Your Food? with Samuel Ayo Oyedemi

1 h 20 min · 18. aug. 2026
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What does it take to build technology that solves real problems? In this episode of the Diary 101 Podcast, Akakandelwa Kandepwe sits down with Samuel, entrepreneur and innovation ecosystem builder, to discuss the journey of building SCAP, an AI-powered retail technology company helping consumers make healthier shopping decisions. They explore the importance of solving local problems, adapting products to different markets, and why listening to customer feedback is essential for innovation. The conversation also examines Africa's growing technology ecosystem, entrepreneurship, and the role of purpose-driven businesses in creating lasting impact.

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