Breaking!!!Sponsor of BBNaija Season 6, Founder/CEO of Patricia

Breaking!!!
Sponsor of BBNaija Season 6, Founder/CEO of Patricia
"BBN season 6 got two young sponsors which Hanu Fajiro Agbodje; a graduate of the University of Port Harcourt and the founder/CEO of Patricia, a user-experience expert with a deep understanding of user-centred designs (UCD) and strong skills for conducting user research and surveys, and translating them into sitemaps, user flows, customer journey maps, wireframes, mockups and prototypes. 

The industry leader in Giftcard and Bitcoin exchange. He allows one to securely buy or sell Giftcard and Bitcoin of any value. 

Patricia harnesses the power of cryptocurrency to create an alternative solution to financial infrastructure, digital payments and global E-commerce.

He dropped 1 billion Naira to sponsor the BBN season 6.


Byline: Temilola Victoria

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