Nigerian e-library Startup Panacea Launches Android App

Nigerian e-library startup, Panacea has launched an Android app version of the platform, which allows users to rent books, search for study mates and create book clubs.

Panacea, which was launched for author registration and uploads in July 2017, has launched the beta version of its Android app which will see all the accepted research works, textbooks, novels, short stories, theses and professional texts available for rent via the new mobile app.

Philip Amiola, Chief Operating Officer (COO) said: “Panacea seeks to make learning fun and rewarding by making books more readily accessible to students, researchers and personal development enthusiasts while generating consistent revenue for authors and publishers through a global community of readers

“Our books are offered in an encrypted digital format that enhances a great reading experience while preventing piracy and duplication, thus guaranteeing maximum profit for authors and publishers.”

“We intend to attract authors and users from Africa and around the world in the coming months, especially African authors and readers,” said Amiola.

With the launch of the new app and the steady rise in mobile penetration in Nigeria, it means more people will have access to these books and much more.