Adedeji Olowe (@dejiolowe) has spent most of his career in the Nigerian banking sector and technology investment, but his most exceptional feat is pushing for open banking standards in Nigeria.
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About Parag Agrawal, Twitter’s new boss, and NFTs simplified
Today on #TechpointDigest, @nifemeah discusses @jack’s final exit plan from Twitter and an explainer on getting started with NFTs.
“Watch out for pastor Eazi!” — Mr Eazi, on creative prospects beyond tech investments
“Watch out for pastor Eazi!” — @mreazi, on creative prospects beyond tech investments [Full Interview]
Nabsolute wants to give independent artistes affordable exposure with SpinHeard
Getting attention from music promoters can be pretty tricky for emerging artists, even with the Internet. Ex-music journalist Victor Okpala wants to eliminate this difficulty with the launch of SpinHeard.
#TwitterBan update: Should you worry if Twitter succumbs to Nigerian government’s demands?
The Nigerian president has once again raised Nigerians’ hopes about the indefinite #TwitterBan. As it were, it continues until the social media company agrees to the government’s terms. What is the implication for the populace?
Despite enacted laws, access to basic information remains a luxury in Africa
Eleven African countries have enacted laws that grant citizens the right to access public information. But a hard look at recent years show how violations of these laws put them in a state of learned helplessness
Meet Abake Adenle, who developed a unique speech recognition software for African languages
After eight years of experience in the UK’s financial sector, @AbakeAdenle became the founder of an award-winning idea, a voice recognition and speech synthesis software for African languages. Here’s her story.
What if you could ask anyone on the Techpoint Africa Team anything?
Open DMs allow people to reach anyone on the Techpoint Africa team at any time. Perhaps that’s a wild guess. We’ve organised a 60-minute webinar where you can ask us anything from our processes to our favourite pastimes. Save a seat
A chat with Mopewa Ogundipe, Nigerian-born engineer behind Clubhouse’s Android app
From high school to Silicon Valley, @mopewa_o’s affinity for engineering made building Android products her forte. In @JoinClubhouse’s first year, she came on board to develop its much-awaited Android app. Here’s her journey of tremendous growth.
Experts explain how founders can strategically avoid the pitfalls of business partnerships
90% of startups fail, some because business relationships meant to improve service offerings end. Some experts share how startups can avoid such pitfalls.
The next frontier for fintech: Disruptive business models
After bootstrapping for almost 3 years, Nigerian crypto exchange, Busha raises $4.2m seed for Africa-wide expansion
“Watch out for pastor Eazi!” — Mr Eazi, on creative prospects beyond tech investments
Wakanda Inu: What meme tokens are and why you should care
7 things to expect at Techpoint Build 2021
Nigeria’s Kifta Technologies produces smart glasses, other cutting edge defence tech, for companies and countries worldwide
First-time founder? Here’s everything you need to know as you start raising money
