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Technext interviews provide insightful reads from a one-on-one with industry heads that matter.
Meet Jideuno Chioma, a 3MTT graduate with no tech background, now building a hospital routing system
There is a particular kind of grief that comes from knowing that a loved one didn’t make it,…
Exclusive: EazzyTranzact CEO blames FX losses for current woes, says company is not broke
Nearly a year after the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) declared him wanted over an alleged N50…
Beyond the skills gap: Africa’s youth need AI sovereignty, not just access – Maggie Gu
There’s a number that gets repeated so often in development circles it has stopped sounding alarming: 90% of…
Circadify: How a 22-year-old and his health tech are fixing Uganda’s patient-to-doctor gap
For every 450,000 residents, there are only two medical doctors. Like much of the continent, still battling a…
Why Trackii is reintroducing friction to personal finance: a chat with Toheeb Popoola
Modern personal finance apps have an ideological obsession with eliminating every point of friction and pushing a gospel…
A chat with Prembly’s Lanre Ogungbe on weaponising shared intelligence with FraudLens
The new CBN fraud and liability framework now places the onus on the banks, resulting in a fierce…
A chat with Verto’s Anthony Oduu on solving Nigeria’s $30bn e-commerce liquidity crisis
Nigeria’s e-commerce sector is no longer a nascent promise; it is a heavyweight contender projected to exceed $30…
From Geography graduate to global fintech architect: Grace Abayomi’s multidisciplinary journey across tech
A stubborn myth in the tech sector dictates that mastery demands absolute tunnel vision: you are either a…
The POEM framework: How Tomi Davies filters pitch potential in Africa tech funding
Most investors arrive after the value has been priced in. Tomi Davies arrives when founders are still learning how to think.
How Nigerian ‘inexperienced’ crypto trader flipped ₦300k Shiba Inu bet to launch a $250m WikiCat token
Across Africa, most profound technological adoptions happen at the grassroots, driven by necessity and community. For Nigerian crypto…
