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From Paystack superfan to CEO: The life of Selar’s Douglas Kendyson | TechCabal

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Douglas Kendyson calls himself 'God's favourite,' and his journey so far reinforces his belief. After graduating from Covenant University at 19, he transitioned from a curious website developer to one of the earliest employees at Paystack—a company he idolised—and later, Flutterwave. After two cushy jobs in Dubai, he’s now building Selar, an e-commerce platform that, […]

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