We are almost at the end of our ideas series. Find #81-90 below, for ideas number #1-8o click on ‘blog’ in the menu section.
Let the ideas continue:
81. Food production: Nigerians eat a lot of yams and I still cannot believe we have not created the technology that allows us to fry yam like we fry potato crisps. The Idea is to make and sell yam chips.
82. Tech/Healthcare: One of the most annoying things about going to a hospital is having to wait for a long time to see a doctor and/or being told that the doctor you want to see is not available. How about creating a platform that enables patients to see the schedule of their doctors and book their appointments.
83. NGO/Food: Partnering with fast food restaurant to donate their leftover meals to the less privileged
84. NGO/clothing: Collecting unused items (clothes, shoes, bags, electronics, etc) and donating it to charity.
85. NGO/Education: Teaching entrepreneurship to primary school children
Idea #83-85 by Idowuh George
86. NGO/homes: There are many people that have elderly parents and they do not have time to take care of them. A home can be built specially for the care elderly people.
87. NGO: This idea is to teach tolerance among people of different ethnic groups. Things that will be included in the program include language lessons and culinary lessons.
88. Tech/construction: This idea is for people to be able to design their own homes by writing what they want and it comes back to them in pictures.
Idea #87-88 by Idowuh George
89. Manufacturing/furniture: We need to have innovation in the furniture industry. We can design screw-less furniture that people can assemble like Lego bricks.
90. Tech: An application that designs and allows easy transfer of business cards. It also helps flag up scheduled meetings
Idea by Idowuh George
If you have an idea that you believe will be a good addition to the list, you can send an email to info@startupdemands.com or leave a comment via the contact tab above with your name and the idea you want to share, and I will publish it along with the next series. Cheers
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