

Dennis Da-ala Mirilla
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Dennis is a writer at Technext. Send him an email at [email protected]
Inside the thriving network of scooter delivery riders in Lagos
... a scooter rider can make as many as fifteen deliveries within three hours averaging between 100 to 500 naira per trip.
NITDA, LASG partners GITEX to host pitch tournament for Lagos-based startups
*The GITEX Dubai exhibition is slated for October
How Peace Itimi grew a platform to tell African tech stories to almost 25,000 subscribers
Her true calling soon found her; as she puts it, "to document the Nigerian tech ecosystem."
The problem with the trend of acceptable celebrity nudity on social media
*The story of celebrity nudity surfacing in public is not new. But Nigeria, over the years, has seemingly been insulated from that brand of celebrity culture until now
Lanre Olusola is the imaginative ‘tech bro’ who has transformed the coaching space in Africa
At the start of 2020, Lanre Olusola, the famous Nigerian life coach had, like many other people across…
NCC says 5G service will be available in Nigeria by August 24, issues letters of licence to MTN, Mafab
*NCC issues letters of 5G licence awards to MTN and Mafab Communications, who won the 3.5GHz spectrum auction conducted by the Commission in December last year
Lastmile Financials Ltd. launches PayMasta to help Nigerians access salaries before payday
*At the core of PayMasta is Earned Wage Access (EWA), a system whereby employees can access their salaries before payday
How Victor Ehindero launched a media empire from WhatsApp influencing
“We told our viewers that ‘if you like what we’re doing, invite your friends'. We had so many mouth-to-mouth recommendations.”
We are witnessing the rise of WhatsApp influencers in Africa
Sometimes, the influencer accounts are called WhatsApp TVs| Accounts can have over 11,000 viewers for each status post
#ICYMI: NECLive9 panels discuss way forward for Nigeria’s entertainment industry
NECLive9 hosted singers, the cast from #RHOLagos, media personalities, media executives