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Software engineer · Entrepreneur · Business builder · Educator
I explore problems. Discover opportunities. Build solutions.
I'm Fatima M Jidda, a software engineer, entrepreneur and business builder. I explore business, technology, innovation and real-world problems, share what I learn, and build practical solutions.
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The biggest opportunities on the continent aren't hidden — they're unglamorous. Processing, energy, storage and the movement of goods.
Read more about African Business→I'm Fatima M Jidda — a software engineer, an entrepreneur and a business builder.
I was born in Maiduguri, Nigeria, in 2003.
I went to secondary school in Maiduguri.
Today I live between Nigeria, Chad and Egypt, and I speak English and Arabic.
I like business, technology, and finding opportunities other people walk past.
In 2020, I studied and lived in Cairo. Everything started there.
Niado Study Abroad was my first business, in 2021. Misr Visa came next, in 2022.
I still run things myself.
I'm building toward something bigger — a business-development ecosystem.
I've figured out a lot, and built real businesses doing it.
I move fast, I execute, and I hold every business I run to a high standard.

Studying computer science and software engineering. Lived in Cairo, Egypt.
My first business. I founded Niado Study Abroad, helping students explore studying in Egypt.
Founded Misr Visa — my second business — visa and travel support for people coming to Egypt.
Stayza Real Estate and MedVoyage — real estate and medical tourism ventures.
Building a broader personal brand around business, opportunities, innovation and problem solving.
Building toward a larger business-development ecosystem.
Building and exploring businesses.
Software engineering, digital products and technology.
Studying markets, industries, problems and opportunities.
Connecting people, ideas, businesses and opportunities.
Sharing what I learn and observe.
Turning ideas into practical projects and businesses.
Visa and travel assistance for people traveling to Egypt. Founded 2022.
Medical tourism and travel support helping African travelers access healthcare and related services in Egypt.
Real estate services and property opportunities in Egypt.
Study-abroad support helping students explore educational opportunities in Egypt. My first business. Founded 2021.
I love technology. I work in it. I believe it is the future.
But Africa does not only need apps.
We need systems. Production. Energy. Food that survives the journey from the farm to the market.
We need investors who actually look here, and startups solving real problems.
The opportunity is already here. Most people just have not looked properly.
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Cocoa, cashew and shea leave the continent raw and come back as chocolate, snacks and cosmetics. Tomatoes and pineapple spoil before they reach a buyer. The gap isn't farming — it's processing, packaging, and getting it there in time.
Young African people can build this. I would rather build it with you than talk about it.
Let's build it together→@fatima_m_jidda
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The research library is being built. Notes on markets, manufacturing, trade and technology will live here.
What I'm researching — tap one
This is what I'm building toward — not something finished.
Start with something that genuinely frustrates people. No real problem, no real business.
Find out if it's real, how many people have it, and who has already tried to solve it.
The specific gap you can actually reach — not the whole market, just your way in.
The simplest version of the solution you can start with today.
Proof that someone will pay, before you build the whole thing.
How money comes in, and what it truly costs to serve one customer.
The few people who make it real. Usually the hardest part to get right.
What you need, when you need it, and what taking it will cost you later.
Doing the unglamorous work consistently, for longer than feels reasonable.
Repeating what works — but only once you're certain it works.
The ecosystem I want to connect entrepreneurs to:
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Partnerships, projects, business opportunities, professional collaboration, research, media, speaking.
For people who simply want to reach me — say hi, ask a question, tell me what you're building.