Jesutofunmi Adedoyin Adedoyin

The Covenant University mafia produced fintech giants. Early Attoh went a different way

From a campus with no phones to a flat in London, Early Attoh built a design career that has left its fingerprints on some of the most used digital products in Nigeria and the UK.

How one startup is solving the dreaded financial operations crisis that leads to missing funds and failed businesses

A former banker, fintech wallet operator and large payment gateway COO walk into a room. What comes out? An AI-powered finOps platform

Why African Proptech needs to build infrastructure first before innovation

Monthly rent wasn’t the wrong idea. The mistake was treating rent like consumer lending without the infrastructure that makes trust and affordability verifiable.

Amani Kanu and the long road to building Africa’s next tech community

Amani Kanu’s path into tech was slow and uncertain. What began as survival work in offices became a career in software and a growing commitment to building tech communities in Africa.

How Daniel Benjamin built products that scaled across Africa’s fintech boom

Daniel Benjamin’s path into software engineering began long before job titles and fintech buzzwords. It started with spare parts, borrowed screens, and a quiet obsession with making things work.

Condia’s top 10 stories of 2025

A curated list of Condia’s top 10 stories of 2025, covering African startups, fintech, policy shifts, and investigations in the ecosystem.

How Funke Olasupo became one of Africa’s leading voices in technical documentation

Long before she started writing documentations at Rocket.Chat, Funke Olasupo was learning her way around computers in Port Harcourt. That curiosity turned into a career built on making complex software make sense.

Best ways to send money to Africa in 2026

Sending money to Africa is easier than it used to be, but costs still vary. This guide shows you the different options, from digital apps to mobile money and cash pickup.

How Ibrahim Adepoju is proving African software can compete globally

How Ibrahim Adepoju built Tyms from Lagos into an accounting software used by global customers, proving African software can compete internationally.

How Tochy Emereole moved from mid-level to leadership positions in her career

Tochy Emereole didn’t grow into leadership by accident. She moved from execution to ownership, built systems that delivered results, and used her voice and work to raise her value.

Top remittance apps Africans abroad are using in 2025

Looking for the best remittance apps in 2025? Compare Africhange, LemFi, NALA, Wise, and WorldRemit for the best rates, speed, and reliability.

Condia Insider: African event-tech is a distribution game

African event tech keeps growing but the real competition is distribution. This story breaks down how organisers, creators and platforms decide who wins in the market.