In recent years, the tech industry has become one of the most vibrant and fastest growing industries in Nigeria. With the growing
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MoreOn the 16th of February 2019, Nigerians will come together to decide the leadership of the country for the next 4 years.
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MoreAccording to Quartz, Andela recent Series D round is one of the largest ever single rounds raised by an African-focused tech company. In
MoreIt’s still early in the new year and we have already witnessed the first confirmed shutdown of a Nigerian start-up. DealDey, a
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MoreWeAreTechCity just announced their list for this year’s TechWomen100 Winners and five Nigerian women were among the winners. WeAreTheCity is a platform that
MoreGoogle launched its free public WiFi initiative called Google Station yesterday in Nigeria’s capital city of Abuja making it the second city in Nigeria after
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MoreHP announced a new commitment at the Global Citizen Festival: Mandela 100 to reach 100,000 learners across Africa over the next three
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