Tag: Nigerian Tech Startups

Neoform AI: How Oyemade Oyemaja is Building AI Translation Tool for Nigeria’s 500+ Languages

Oyemade Oyemaja, co-founder of Ennoble Technology, has built Neoform AI, a tool that translates and transcribes English into different Nigerian languages The platform is designed...

Kindlybook: How Charles Dairo Is Digitising Booking Appointments and Online Payments for Nigeria’s Beauty Salons

When the founder of Kindlybook, Charles Dairo walked into a crowded barbershop one Sunday in 2020, he didn’t just see a long queue, he...

Tech Policy Press Fellowship 2026: $10,000 Program Opens for Global Tech Policy Voices

Tech Policy Press has announced the opening of applications for its 2026 Fellowship Program, offering $10,000 stipends and editorial support to journalists, researchers, and...

AISHA Chat: How Ashifi Gogo is Bringing AI Healthcare Assistant to WhatsApp for Nigerians

Nigerian startup, AISHA Technologies Ltd, has unveiled AISHA Chat, an AI-supported healthcare assistant designed to provide Nigerians with clear, reliable, and private health guidance...

Leadway Group Fuels Nigeria’s Tech Future, Graduates 33 Young Developers

Leadway Group, one of Nigeria’s leading insurers, has graduated 33 young developers from its intensive 13-month technology program, a fully sponsored initiative aimed at...

How Luno Is Letting Nigerians Invest in Tokenised US Stocks for Just N100

How Luno Is Letting Nigerians Invest in Tokenised US Stocks for Just N100

How KrosAI Is Using Phone Calls to Deliver AI-Powered Banking and Healthcare to Nigerians Without Internet

Nigerian startup, KrosAI, is making artificial intelligence accessible to users without reliable internet or formal literacy by enabling AI interactions through simple phone calls. In...

How Vesti AI Is Transforming Global Immigration with Zyra, the World’s First AI Paralegal

Vesti AI, a Dallas-based immigration technology startup with operations across Nigeria, Kenya, Ghana, the UK, and Canada, has announced the launch of Zyra, its...

ISACA and Ingryd Academy Join Forces to Train 10,000 Nigerian Tech Professionals

Nigeria’s digital economy has taken a significant step forward with a five-year partnership between ISACA, the global IT governance and cybersecurity body, and Ingryd...

From Dial-Up to Digital Powerhouse: Cyberspace @30 Unveils New EdTech and Security Platforms

Three decades after pioneering dial-up internet services in Nigeria, Cyberspace Group has marked its 30th anniversary with the launch of two new technology platforms—Erdvora,...

Jaiz Bank Unveils Sleek New Logo – What This Means for African FinTech

Jaiz Bank, Nigeria's leading Sharia-compliant institution, has rolled out a bold new corporate visual identity. The refreshed logo, updated colour palette, and modern design...

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