Why there is still a thriving stolen phones market in Nigeria
According to a report by the UK Sun in 2016, there were 60,000 mobile phone thefts in London and 446,000 in the United Kingdom. A large number of these phones came to Nigeria as "London-used". Here's...
View ArticleSeemingly driven by fear, Nigerian banks have become everyone’s competition
Business concerns or a terrifying fad, why are Nigerian banks really playing in and trying to dominate non-banking sectors?
View ArticleWhy Nigerians do not need cheaper smartphones
Smartphones are getting cheaper, but penetration is still low in Nigeria. What is the solution to this?
View ArticleNigeria's House of Representatives recently adopted e-voting, here is what...
Nigeria's House of Representatives recently adopted e-voting, here is what this means for democracy and e-governance
View Article5 more things to note before buying the Oppo F11 Pro
Two months after my review of the Oppo F11 Pro, here are 5 more things I think you should know before buying
View ArticleGoogle officially announces ‘Nigerian English Voice’ and other new products
Google has officially announced a Nigerian voice for its services, maps for motorcycle and other exciting products at its 3rd Google for Nigeria event
View ArticleAt least 2 Samsung phones have exploded in Nigeria in the past 6 months
In the last 6 months, 2 Samsung phones have exploded in Lagos, Nigeria
View ArticleThe multifaceted problem of Africa’s tech talent scarcity
There is still a large scarcity of tech talents in Africa. In this article, stakeholders give reasons why, suggestions and solutions on how to fix this,
View ArticleOppo is staking its claim in the Nigerian market with the launch of 2 new...
Four months after officially entering the Nigerian market with its F11 Pro, Oppo has unveiled 2 new smartphones; Oppo A5s and Oppo A1k, in Nigeria. Globally, the Oppo A5s and A1k were originally...
View ArticleOppo A5s; Unboxing and First Impressions
A picture unboxing and quick first impressions of the Oppo A5s
View ArticleOPay, ORide and the effects of a $50 million war chest
An examination of Opay's market strategy, expansion and effects on the Nigerian tech ecosystem.
View ArticleDevCareer is on a mission to properly equip upcoming African developers
Everyday as tech becomes mainstream in Africa, there are hundreds of free nanodegree courses on offer for young Africans. Most of these courses, usually on sale from between $15 to $300, are sponsored...
View ArticleWhy it’s important that this Nigerian startup is teaching young Africans how...
Why it's important that this Nigerian startup is teaching young Africans how to code with smartphones
View ArticleFounded by ex-Andelans, co-funded by Andelans, Eden wants to make life better...
Founded by former Andelans, Eden wants to automate chores and make life easier for Africans
View ArticleThe human resource cost of an Andela sacrifice
Andela lays off over 400 junior developers, here are the human impacts and general ramification
View ArticleWhy OPay office was shut down in Kano State
Following reports, Techpoint has confirmed the real reasons OPay's office was shut down in Kano
View ArticleGoogle Station, Google’s free WiFi is offline in Lagos
Google Station, Google’s initiative that delivers free Internet access in select locations, launched last year in Nigeria, with Lagos and Abuja its primary locations. More than a year later, Lagos is...
View ArticleHello Kenya, Techpoint is here
Techpoint is in Kenya and looking to connect with East Africa, holla!
View ArticleFollowing a successful seed round, this Nigerian hardware startup is set to...
In trying to change the cooking fuel culture, this Nigerian hardware startup may also herald good things for the ecosystem
View ArticleNigerian company, Bluechip Technologies sets up East African operations in Kenya
Nigerian technology company Bluechip Technologies recently finalised its move to East Africa.
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