Fahim Saleh, Gokada CEO allegedly assassinated in his New York apartment
Fahim Saleh, CEO of the bike-hailing app Gokada in Lagos has been found dead and dismembered in his New York
TradeDepot raises $10m pre-Series B. Becomes second Nigerian startup to disclose funding in Q3
Last week, Eden Life, a Nigerian company that provides workers with busy schedule a digital room service platform disclosed a
How a miraculous mushroom healing inspired this lady to launch a business in mushroom farming
The increasing awareness of healthy diets has made mushrooms a little famous in Nigeria. Though mushroom farming is only gaining
Tech Crawl: More troubles for TikTok globally, $1million in the account, a new product from Paystack, 5G rollout in Seychelles, more
This week, the feud between TikTok and countries globally is getting more intense. Starting with the ongoings on the African
Founder Institute Lagos Cohort II ends, application opens for Cohort III
Out of 46 participants, Founder Institute Lagos, a pre-seed accelerator startup recently graduated 23 founders who completed Cohort II in
TikTok may be banned in the U.S. after facing the same in India
Owned by Chinese company — ByteDance — TikTok appears to be facing a lot of backlash from countries globally as
Ingressive launches a non-profit arm to train 1 million African tech talents after doubling its fund size
Ingressive Capital, a venture capital firm that funds pre-seed and seed-stage tech-enabled businesses in the B2B and B2C industry has
Tech Crawl: India bans TikTok, Coca Cola suspends social media advertising, Andela expands presence across Africa, more
It’s a new quarter and the end of another busy week in the tech ecosystem. Here is a quick summary
What startups can learn from Access Bank’s social media backlash on stamp duty charges
Last weekend, the bank accounts of many Access Bank customers were debited for accrued stamp duty charges. Initially, the tier-1
OPay is shutting down some business operations in Nigeria; blames harsh conditions, COVID-19, the government ban
OPay, Opera’s African fintech startup, has confirmed that the company will shut down some of its businesses. This includes a