Kashifu Inuwa: Three years of changing the fate of ICT in Nigeria through NITDA
He has demonstrated the purpose of encouraging Nigerians to embrace IT and use it as an enabler for their economic activities...
African women in Tech: It’s time to close the gender gap by Oluwaseyi Kehinde-Peters
African women’s participation in STEM fields remains disproportionately low
Towards an exhaustive fintech regulatory framework in Nigeria
“From payments to wealth management from peer to peer, lending to crowdfunding, a new generation of startups is taking aim at the heart of the industry… Like other disrupters from Silicon Valley, ‘Fintech’ firms are growing fast.” - The Economist
How to structure African startups to serve customers globally
*African startups are emerging massively, with Nigeria predicted to have over 3,300 startups by 2020 | *The methods to structure African startups for a global takeover can be categorised in channels, value and investment strategies
See 7 career prospects in Tech Law you should consider
* Tech organisations need to understand policies and frameworks | * Tech Law should be studied in schools considering the future of Tech | * Tech Law aids the development of startups
Four ways FMCG distributors can use embedded finance to grow trade within supply chains
Here are four ways the FMCG industry can utilise embedded finance, to offer financial services throughout their supply chain...
How smart contracts can reduce fraud and reverse Africa’s poor service culture
By Ediri Asher Unoroh The phrase smart contracts might be a tad complicated if you are new to…
7 Practical ways to make your video go viral on social media
By Kenneth Horsfall Have you ever wondered how your favourite creators like Mark Angel, Mr Macaroni, Basket Mouth…
The key to reviving the continent’s economic backbone is at its fingertips
By Mojolaoluwa Aderemi-Makinde – SSA Head of Brand and Reputation, Google Over the past year, the term ‘digital…
Does Nigeria Need a Startup Act?
So, a pertinent question is, should Nigeria jump on the 'Startup Act bandwagon'?
