“We don’t need aid. We need trust.” Inside Aya’s $7M bet on African Web3 builders

What if trust, not capital, was the missing ingredient in Africa’s tech ecosystem? Eric Annan is betting on it.

Avraam: How a 19-year-old is redefining last-mile delivery in Kebbi state

A 19-year-old Rayhaan University student is building a logistics company from scratch in Kebbi. Here’s why Avraam is grabbing attention.

How a UNILAG prodigy helped build a fintech empire. His next bet? Decentralised Intelligence

Julian Duru rose from WAEC top scorer to Moniepoint’s 8th employee. Now, he's building a system to reward human knowledge in the AI era.

Is the rising cost of data stifling Nigeria’s digital dream?

What happens when a digital economy becomes too expensive for most to access? Nigerians are becoming "digital minimalists" by necessity, not choice.

The name that froze a funding round: Inside Zap Africa’s trademark battle with Paystack

"We had a seed round early in the first quarter, and we were not able to close because of the issues with Paystack," said Tobiloba Asu-Johnson, CEO & co-founder of Zap Africa

How two Nigerian brothers are bridging Africa’s remote job gap

Remote4Africa is helping Africans get hired for remote jobs globally, solving talent access and underemployment challenges.

JAMB 2025 exam failure: How a software glitch undermined nearly 400,000 students

Behind it all was a catastrophic systems failure. A software glitch compromised the exam experience of nearly 380,000 candidates.

Inside Sycamore’s ambition to become a financial powerhouse 

Sycamore co-founders talk about the company’s first six years, its evolution and ambitious plans, including the launch of its asset management arm with over ₦10 billion in assets under management.

Garmin and Grit: Alma’s record-breaking travel quest

Discover how Nigerian Travel influencer, Alma Asinobi uses Garmin technology to attempt a 7-continent-in-60-hours world record.

EXCLUSIVE: Inside GAC subtle takeover of LagRide’s ride-hailing operations

The change of control marks the end of a five-year technical partnership between the Lagos State government and Zenolynk Technology Ltd., the app's original developer

Carbin Africa: How this Nigerian automotive startup hit a billion GMV in one year

The African Automotive Market size is expected to reach $26.30 billion by 2029. Carbin Africa wants 10% of the market.

MyFoodAngels wants to dominate grocery delivery, one family at a time

Food prices have continued to rise rapidly and I do not expect Nigerian income earners to spend all their salary on food, Umah said during a visit to her office