Anthony Otaigbe's Izesan! began as a passion project—a free app teaching African languages to the diaspora. After three revenue-less years and a collapsed partnership, he pivoted from nostalgic learners to Nigerian schools and governments. Now profitable, the bootstrapped edtech proves preserving cultural heritage can be sustainable—but only by shifting from identity-driven demand to institutional necessity. Read more 👉 https://techcabal.com/2025/05/31/day-1-1000-izesan/?utm_source=Whatsapp&utm_medium=Organic+&utm_id=TechCabal+whatsapp