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Victory Emmanuel

Victory Emmanuel covers consumer technology and trends at Condia, specialising in SEO and coverage of smartphones, while also writing regularly about startups in Africa. When not writing, she dabbles in TV.
Consumer Tech

Here’s what changed, what works, and what doesn’t on the itel City 100 successor

The itel City 200 phone is more than a facelift, but not quite a leap.

Financial Services

7 pension companies in Nigeria worth looking at right now

An inside look at the 7 pension companies whose 12-month records make the strongest case for making a move before you retire.

Guide

How to check 2026 JAMB UTME results: A comprehensive guide 

Candidates can access their 2026 UTME results through two primary official methods:

Features

African K-12 scene forgot one thing: The parent is the product

A test of whether you can monetise the one thing parents won't outsource: themselves.

News

Norrsken22 leads $5.8M seed for Lua to scale the first AI agent OS in Africa

A Paystack–Zephyr alumni team is betting that companies will soon manage AI agents like employees.

AI

Gemma 4 E2B brings AI offline; that changes who gets access

The release of Gemma 4 E2B represents a structural pivot from AI-as-a-service to AI-as-a-local-asset.

Features

Why WhatsApp became a business tool in Nigeria — and where it starts to break

In Nigeria's professional networks, the most valuable thing you can receive is not a pitch deck. It is someone's number.

Consumer Tech

Why we picked these six Android flagships for under ₦1 million in Nigeria

The best Android phone you can buy in Nigeria right now might be two years old.

Features

In Nigeria’s always-on economy, the smartphone is both the job and the disruption.

Nigeria ranks fifth globally for daily social media use. The infrastructure to support that was never built. Oluwatosin Olabode is trying to change that.

Entertainment

16 solid movies on Amazon Prime to watch this Easter weekend

Here are some highly rated films to try this Easter break.

Career Development

What are software engineers earning in 2026?

Due to a completely different economic reality, a mid-level engineer in the remote market earns more in a single month than many Tier 1 senior engineers earn in a year.

Spotlight

Meet Kelechi Oliver Azorji, the Nigerian AWS Community Builder building for global cloud security

Most engineers specialise because the market rewards it. Azorji built across the stack because Nigeria's startup economy gave him no other choice, and that turned out to be the advantage.

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