David Steinacker, Senior Strategic Partner Manager, Sub-Saharan Africa, Google at MWA 2016
25 April 2016 |
10:45 am
David Steinacker at the Mobile West Africa 2016, talks to Guardian TV on the rise of mobile usage and the need for Nigeria and the West African market to form a partnership bond.
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