Young Graduate Strives To Make Living Through Gaming

Monday, October 17, 2016

It is not everyone who considers video gaming as a business idea, but for Edmore Jackson, this is the line of business that he is determined to pursue.

Having graduated last year at Botho University (UB), the 25-year-old aspirant insists that video gaming can actually put food on one’s table.

He has so far registered a company called Gamers Pub, which he says is a first class video games room to be designed as an executive lounge with the intention of providing a gaming service.

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