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FourthCanvas expands to the UK as it marks 11th anniversary

Nigerian design consultancy FourthCanvas has established a UK operation and appointed longtime team member Tunji Ogunoye as Country Director, marking its first formal international expansion as it celebrates its 11th anniversary. The Lagos-headquartered company said it had incorporated in the UK and secured its first fintech client in the market. The move coincides with the […] The post…

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