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Flutterwave Founder and CEO Olugbenga “GB” Agboola has been named to the Founders Council of the Silicon Valley & The World Advisory Board, a Semafor initiative co-chaired by leaders from OpenAI, NVIDIA, Microsoft, Alphabet, and AMD. He will bring an African perspective to global conversations on technology, AI, and economic growth.
Wetech 2026 brought over 1,000 women to Lagos to explore the future of AI, entrepreneurship, funding and leadership in African tech. The conference also awarded ₦8.5 million to three women-led startups through PitchHer 2026, supporting innovations in fertility care, rehabilitation technology and AI-powered fashion production.
Bitcoin and stablecoins serve different purposes for businesses. While Bitcoin offers exposure to market upside, stablecoins provide more predictable value for payments and settlement. The right choice depends on whether the goal is treasury, payments, or long-term investment.
The six-day national programme will move through Enugu, Kwara, Abuja, Benue and Lagos, bringing software quality out of the testing room and into conversations about business resilience, public infrastructure, AI, regulation, talent and economic trust.
Flutterwave Founder and CEO Olugbenga ‘GB’ Agboola has been named the only Nigerian on Fintech Magazine’s Top 100 Fintech Leaders 2026 list, recognising his leadership in building financial infrastructure for digital commerce, financial inclusion and cross-border trade.
The finance control platform is bringing offers from Google Cloud, AWS, Amplitude, Cloudflare, Anthropic and nearly 50 other partners into every customer account, helping businesses spend less on the tools they already use.