How Ogelle is giving African content streaming a push

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Founded by Osita Oparaugo, a University of Buckingham, UK-trained lawyer and New York Film Academy-certified filmmaker, Ogelle is an all-in-one platform offering entertainment that is 100% African. For content creators, the platform affords an opportunity to create, share and monetise their content by views, no matter their country of origin, cultural heritage and language; for established filmmakers and studios, it is an avenue to generate revenue from completed projects and the commissioning of new projects; and it is also a resource centre for learning and promotion of African cultural heritage and values, and for vocation and robust e-learning tutorials with special emphasis on English Language and STEM covering 6 years of post-primary education tagged ‘Ogelle e-learning – education without walls for all Africa’.

How Ogelle is giving African content streaming a push

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