Babatunde Akin-Moses wants to answer your questions about economics with a comic book

My story is not the typical one. I was a science student in secondary school on my way to becoming a medical doctor so economics wasn't even in the plan.

How Mayokun Ogungbola ditched law to become a world-class product designer

“My parents still keep saying my education is not complete. They keep asking, ‘What if I need it? What if I’m looking for a job and they say we need this person to have gone to law school?’ And I keep thinking, what type of job would that be?

Over 600 Nigerian freelancers and creators gathered at the Geegs & Groove Festival

The event by GeegPay, featured insightful talks, the launch of the Raenest USD physical card, and a variety of fun games and prizes.

PaidHR removes upfront onboarding fees and introduces PaidHiring

The startup is introducing a revised pricing structure that includes no upfront fees and launching PaidHiring, an applicant tracking system.

Past, present, future: Afriex’s path through narrow remittance corridors

Four years after launch, the platform now boasts 400,000 users and has expanded its reach, moving beyond the initial US-to-Nigeria gateway

Level Up: Nigerian Founders vs Devs

Nigerian software engineers are catching the heat in the tech space this week, and it all started with a tweet.

Mira launches Register to digitise food and retail businesses across Africa

The launch of the Mira Register marks a strategic evolution for the startup which began by offering free restaurant software, generating revenue through transaction commissions.

How boredom led Gabriel Inyamah to become a product designer at Andela

Gabriel Inyamah's career trajectory, which included short stints at different companies, has been marked by a relentless pursuit of both personal and financial growth.

Flourish Ventures’ Ameya Upadhyay: Tough times don’t last—tough startups do

In an era marked by unprecedented challenges, the landscape on which startups and venture capitalists operate has become more daunting.

Nigeria’s 3MTT Program is bridging the digital divide despite challenges

Nigeria's ambitious 3MTT program to train 3 million tech talents is underway. We explore the program's implementation with a training provider to understand its progress after the first cohort's completion.

Amenawon Esezobor’s remarkable journey to becoming a world-class software engineer

Amenawon Esezobor has worked for some of Africa's most prestigious companies like Flutterwave, Stanbic IBTC, and Kobo360. Today, she’s a software engineer at Gallagher Re, one of the largest global reinsurance brokers.

Anchor, a Nigerian embedded finance platform, launches On Deck to educate Africans on fintech

Building on its outstanding performance in 2023 – processing over $450 million transaction volume – Anchor believes educating the public about financial literacy remains paramount to ensuring continued growth and financial inclusion.