Few founders dare to take on the challenge of preserving Africa’s linguistic heritage. Anthony Otaigbe is one of them. When I first stumbled on Izesan!’s Instagram ad, I paused. Here was someone promising to do for African languages what Duolingo did for Spanish and French. Anthony Otaigbe, founder of edtech platform Izesan!, was one of
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