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Nigeria’s Cafe Neo: hoping to become the African Starbucks

The bright young things and senior managers were in Cafe Neo, on Victoria Island in Lagos, which has been specifically designed to cater to the tastes of “repats”.

Ngozi Dozie and his brother Chijoke created the chain with returning Nigerians in mind, in the full knowledge that years spent abroad alter views, tastes and expectations.

Now the brothers hope to conquer Africa’s major cities with 100 percent African coffee before giants of the business such as Starbucks try to capture the market.

"The demand (in Lagos) is very high. There’s a significant minority of people who love coffee and want to drink coffee but haven’t had access to coffee," Ngozi told AFP.

The “significant minority” have studied and worked abroad, coming back in their thousands from the United States or Europe as austerity measures kicked in after the global financial crisis.

While they were away, Nigeria — already Africa’s most populous nation with some 170 million people — became the continent’s leading economy — and a country ripe with opportunity.

With economic growth has come an emerging middle class, which has increased six fold to 4.1 million households between 2000 and 2014, according to a recent study by Standard Bank.

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A defender of women’s right and an advocate of independence, Margaret Ekpo (July 27 1914 - September 21 2006), was born in Creek Road, Cross Rivers State, Nigeria. She was one of the pioneering female activist in Nigeria, who fought not only for women’s right, but also along side legends like Nnamdi Azikiwe, Herbert Macaulay, etc, to seek independence for Nigeria. Her works in creating awareness for the civil rights movements were nothing short of iconic…to learn more about this wonderful woman, click here (she is worth knowing).