AI Hype vs. Reality: Is the Tech Boom becoming a Bubble?
Everyone wants a piece of the AI gold rush. Hence, companies are pouring in huge sums, chasing instant returns without always building solid business models to sustain them.
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Iyinoluwa Aboyeji: The Man Who Believed Africa Could Build for the World
From co-founding two of Africa’s most influential tech companies to shaping a new generation of innovators, Iyinoluwa Aboyeji’s story is not a tale of luck but of vision, resilience, and belief in the continent’s untapped potential. His life embodies the conviction that leadership is not about titles but about the courage to build what others only imagine.
Drivers Pocket Extra ₦6.1 Billion with Uber in 2023
A new economic impact report reveals Uber drivers in Nigeria earned 34% more than other transport jobs in 2023, gaining an extra ₦6.1 billion in income.
New U.S. Policy Sets $100k Price Tag for Skilled-Worker Visas
The U.S. has introduced a $100,000 annual fee for new H-1B skilled-worker visas, a move the Trump administration says will protect American jobs but critics warn could hurt tech firms and foreign professionals.
Users Frustrated as Gmail, Yahoo Demand Payment for Full Inboxes
As of now, users reportedly have a grace period to either clear storage or upgrade. Those who do nothing risk losing access to the full features of their email accounts.
The Future of Safe Construction: Lessons for Nigeria in 2025
Fatalities and collapses are preventable. Best practices in training, materials, and regulation are redefining construction safety in 2025—and they must be enforced at home.
Larry Ellison’s Moment: What His Surge Reveals About Wealth in the AI Era
Larry Ellison’s brief moment as the richest person is more than a rich list curiosity. It is a lens through which we can see how AI, cloud demand, ownership structure, and investor expectations combine to reshape power and profit in technology. For those watching global wealth trends, market structure, or the evolution of tech leadership, this episode clarifies that the value in modern enterprise lies as much in enabling platforms as in front-end products—and that control, scale, and timing are everything.
Is Fintech the Biggest Job Creator in Africa?
Fintech in Africa is not yet the primary employer across the economy, but it is a catalytic force in job creation, especially in the high-growth digital space. It provides quality, formal employment, opens pathways for professional development, and accelerates financial inclusion.
When Your Wearable Becomes a Wellness Partner
Discover how wearable tech—like smartwatches and fitness trackers—is transforming employee wellness, boosting productivity, engagement, and well-being.
Nigeria Targets 25% GDP Contribution from ICT Sector by 2030
Minister of Communications, Innovation, and Digital Economy said the ICT sector already contributed 17.68% to GDP in the fourth quarter of 2024, with telecommunications accounting for 14.4%.
