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“Any professional that is serious about productivity and peace of mind should be using Eden Life.” This is exactly what Nadayar Enegesi, founder of housekeeping and hospitality startup, Eden Life, thinks of his company. And that is exactly what I ...
Unlike bike-hailing and ride-hailing services, bus-hailing hasn’t quite caught up in Lagos yet. While some big players in this sub-sector like OBus and PlentyWaka have already assembled buses, gone into operation and are defining their routes, others like Swivl ...
Foremost Nigerian savings and investment startup, PiggyVest, is adopting the idea of appointing PiggyVest student ambassadors across campuses in Nigeria. It all began when a student of UniLag TechNext identified as Sobambo Adedotun indicated the need for PiggyVest to have ...
More than half of Nigeria’s population does not have access to the internet. As such, while the advanced world has since gone digital thanks to the availability of the internet as a basic need, Nigeria is largely playing catch-up. ...
Nothing drives an emerging economy quite like adequate logistics. Currently worth more than N250 billion, while Nigeria’s logistics sector can be said to be thriving, there’s still a huge gap between demand and supply as well as challenges with ...
Earlier in September, word started making the rounds that the Advertising Practitioners Council of Nigeria (APCON) will start regulating the online advertising space. The Advertising Standards Panel of APCON confirmed it in a release titled: Vetting of Internet-Based Advertisements ...
At inception, ORide bore a lot of promise for many stakeholders. For customers, it promised cheap fares (as low as N100). ...
Bike-hailing startups represent one of the most conspicuous applications of tech to everyday life around us, especially in Lagos. This is largely due to the fact that transportation is one of the biggest problems in Lagos and indeed any ...
Successive governments have tried and failed to fix the power problem in Nigeria. This has left Nigerians with inadequate power. We are always on the lookout for places where we can charge up basic devices like phones etc. Aristokrat, ...
It is no longer news that tech is the future of enterprise. And it is not surprising that the Nigerian tech universe is centred mainly in the nation’s economic hub of Lagos and the capital, Abuja. But there are ...
