"That [gaming ecosystem] would go a long way for us to achieve the big picture, which is bring people in, grow the economy and definitely give people the means of sustainability and survival in terms of earning power as people within the gaming space," he pointed out.
"Definitely our population, 70% of the continent's population, is in the youth space. And if there's anyone who's involved with these video games would definitely know, it’s the young people," he said.
"And I'm looking out for opportunities and platforms for Africans to thrive, be you a game developer, publisher, gamer or any other thing you do within the ecosystem. That's what I'm looking out for, and I hope that more people who would be a voice within the gaming ecosystem globally to speak for us and help us," he explained.