After Hours
After Hours is all about, spotlighting Africans building, creating, and redefining what’s possible through technology.
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In this edition of After Hours, we follow Bukar Mamadu and how he turns his poetic lyrics into AI-generated songs while also juggling a full-time job at a university.
In this edition of After Hours, Babatunde Fatai shares how discovering virtual reality while studying mechanical engineering led to an early job offer at PwC and leading emerging tech at MTN.
In this edition of After Hours, we follow Achille Arouko and how his early encounters with computers in Benin Republic, formal training in France, and exposure to Nigeria’s tech ecosystem shaped his decision to build Bujeti in Lagos.
In this edition of After Hours, we follow Segun Adeyemo, Founder of Sava Global and his journey from digital communications to scaling banking products.
In this edition of After Hours, we follow Richard Eradiri and his journey from Zoology to music and then to accidentally founding AI Examiner, an AI learning platform.
In this edition of After Hours, we follow Unyime Tommy, founder of Assurdly, a product delivery company. She shares her journey from NITDA to Interswitch and now building her own startup.
In this edition of After Hours, we follow Senegalese music producer, Boubacar Djiba, whose early fascination with tech and sound led him to build an AI mastering platform giving African artistes quality audio.
At 19, Miracle Nwankwo built his first startup. Today, he leads the African arm of Veefin, an Indian fintech. In this edition of After Hours, we follow his journey from student founder to CEO.
In this edition of After Hours, we follow Gideon Uwem’s story from learning graphic design at a government-funded academy in Benin to working on the Aki and Pawpaw Epic Run. Now he’s building his gaming startup called Novatrax.
When Dafe Richards accidentally broke a cassette player, it put him off technology for years. But he’s since conquered that fear and now harnesses the power of technology and social media to shape a rewarding career.
In this edition of After Hours, Noah Honawon shares his journey into enterprise technology after a failed million-dollar real estate deal in Dubai.
In this edition of After Hours, Sunkanmi Akinboye shares how he went from quitting his 9-5 job at an accounting firm to featuring his digital novel series on Cartoon Network and HBO Max.
In this edition of After Hours, Mosunmola shares her journey from law to cybersecurity. She’s now using her expertise to help companies avoid getting fined for privacy breaches.
In this edition of After Hours, we explore how the Internet can fuel curiosity, open opportunities, and inspire a new way of building solutions to real-world problems.
This edition of After Hours focuses on Olufemi Ayandokun, a Senior Product Designer at XchangeBox, who believes all designs should be inclusive and that Nigeria needs a design standard.
This edition of After Hours explores how Dr Chibuzor Tochukwu juggles motherhood, marriage, and entrepreneurship — from launching a natural healthtech company with her husband to raising four children.
On the second edition of After Hours, Tobiloba Adebayo, a final-year medical student at UNILAG, shares how he juggles studies, exams, clinical duties, and a tech career.
“On the first edition of After Hours, Olufemi Oguntamu, founder of Penzaarville, shares his journey from influencer to talent manager, now representing Layi Wasabi, Broda Shaggi, and many others among Nigeria’s top creators