A double designer building a fashion tech to end the “what I ordered vs what I got” problem in Africa

Eazyfit founder Olamide Adeyi grew up in a family of fashion designers in Kwara State. Now, he is building a fashion-tech platform that connects customers with verified tailors and tackles Africa’s “what I ordered versus what I got” problem.

This multiple award-winner is building a proptech for the student community

After being scammed while searching for accommodation as a fresher at Obafemi Awolowo University, Stephen Adeyemo built Resavation to help students find verified housing without relying on exploitative agents.

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.

This Uniport student built the audio version of Giphy and won $37k to scale it

A Uniport student built BickQR, an audio meme app for sharing viral sounds like GIFs. Now he’s won $37K to scale it.

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.

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.

‘I entered tech through strategy’: The non-coder route that shaped myStash’s Onyinye Stephanie

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.

Ex-PalmPay employee’s startup helping Africans reduce the cost of online subscriptions

Subify is helping Africans cut software subscription costs by splitting enterprise plans across users, turning a WhatsApp group into a fast-growing fintech product.

“Don’t be your own gatekeeper”—A conversation with Josephine Inika

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,  the woman who charges what she’s worth 

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.

Martha, the AI agent that cut 8 jobs at Zap, just got smarter

If the first version eliminated eight roles, what does a more advanced one mean for the workforce?

Where are the Degens? Revisiting Nigeria’s dying memecoin culture 

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.