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Onyinye Oguego, co-founder of myStash, shares how she made her first million before entering tech and why access to capital remains the biggest barrier for African women building wealth.
Subify is helping Africans cut software subscription costs by splitting enterprise plans across users, turning a WhatsApp group into a fast-growing fintech product.
Josephine Inika, Head of Content at Obiex, speaks to Condia about starting work at 16, building confidence in tech, and why women must stop gatekeeping themselves.
Chioma Ukpabi, CEO of Suwk Technologies and CMO at OpTracka, shares how she built a tech career, learned to charge what she’s worth, and why women must take financial risks.
If the first version eliminated eight roles, what does a more advanced one mean for the workforce?
The global state of the crypto market adds to the overall lack of enthusiasm in Nigeria’s space, as many stakeholders are pulling back and taking their money elsewhere.
Nomba scaled its payments API from ₦37 million to ₦1.7 billion in daily volume in one year, processing ₦105bn in Q4 2025.
Monthly rent wasn’t the wrong idea. The mistake was treating rent like consumer lending without the infrastructure that makes trust and affordability verifiable.
What happens when AI tries to speak Nigerian-accented English? YarnGPT is doing it in seconds and changing how content is experienced.
Moove's pitch is seductive: democratize vehicle ownership in a market where credit is scarce. But for drivers like Ovie, the math has quickly turned predatory.
Hafrikplay is giving African artists fair pay, control, and visibility long before fame, reshaping music streaming across the continent.
This proptech survived by avoiding ownership while also building a credit bureau.
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