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BBC Radio London
Africlick founder, Dayo discusses the daily news with BBC London's breakfast show host, Vanessa Feltz
BBC Radio 5
It’s going to be interesting with VR dating, seeing where we are going to be comfortable as humans using this on the scale of reality vs fantasy.
BBC Radio London
It’s a product intended for the global African and Caribbean communities. Our aim is to empower people to connect to their culture. It recognises that there are over a billion Africans around the world. It’s a product where the profiles are rich and cultural, I can show on my profile that I’m Dayo from London, but also that I’m originally from Nigeria. I can talk about the tribe that I’m from and the languages I speak. I found when I was using Tinder, the data wasn’t rich enough for me to take decisions.
BBC Focus on Africa
I was motivated to set the app up because I believe the mainstream dating apps don’t provide Africans with a good dating experience. The aim of Africlick is to provide a safe and encouraging safe for Africans to date. I personally had bad experiences on other dating apps where race was a key factor in the interactions. There are numerous studies, including the okay cupid race and attraction study, that shows that black users are less likely to get matches on online dating and are more likely to face racism. Statistically, the African population represents 17% of the world. So I thought why shouldn’t there be a product out there that is dedicated to us and caters to our culture.
West Africa Herald Interviews Africlick Founder, Dayo Akinrinade
Much like the prolific rise of Afrobeats music, African millennials and gen-y want to use products that reflect their culture. For our users, their cultural heritage and religion form a key part of their identity and who they chose to be in a relationship with.
West Africa Herald Interviews Africlick Founder, Dayo Akinrinade
Much like the prolific rise of Afrobeats music, African millennials and gen-y want to use products that reflect their culture. For our users, their cultural heritage and religion form a key part of their identity and who they chose to be in a relationship with.
Women In Dating Council Launches Superhero Campaign To Celebrate International Women’s Day
Each month, the Women In Dating council will honor a woman superhero who we are better for having part of our lives and industry- including Dayo. These women will be featured on the Women In Dating site and immortalised with a personal superhero illustration, capturing their positive impact, great strength, and steadfast spirit.
Podcast: Diversity, Equity & Inclusion
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Dayo Akinrinade, founder of Africlick discusses launching/funding a tech startup and using technology to reimagine the world of dating and networking.
In this episode we speak to Dayo Akinrinade, founder of Africlick which is a dating and networking app for ambitious African-Carribean professionals and creatives.
Diversity, Equity & Inclusion, In Association With Women In Dating
While online dating is one of the more progressive arms of the wider technology sector, there is still a lot more that needs to be done to aid the development of a more diverse, inclusive environment that provides equity across an organization.
