Author: Tochi

Co-creation Hub’s network of technology centres is shaping into an innovation galaxy….

f there is anything that has changed the most in Nigeria, it has to be our currency…

Marriage is an institution and it is through marriages that families are created. Its importance cannot be denied but is it really what everyone wants?…

It’s been a long time coming but its finally here. You can now receive your Android phone calls on your Windows 10 laptop…

Here we look are some of the 10 coolest features in the new iOS 13 that are sure to love but are hidden…

Global app revenue continues to climb, thanks to the growth in mobile gaming and the subscription economy…

Integrity cannot be taught, it has to come from within. If you don’t have it, you could have it but you will have to make conscientious efforts. There is one very important caveat though, which is that success will always come and go but integrity can never be eroded. Everyone believes they know and understand a thing or two about integrity, however, they miss the point when it comes down to actually practicing it in their daily lives. Integrity could mean a lot of things and to me, it means doing what is right every time no matter what the…

Nigeria is currently going through a technology revolution that will completely transform the way Nigerians live, create and work. This revolution remains one of the major highlights of the 21st century and will continue to make headlines for years to come. This revolution is currently changing the way work is done and it is especially being built to influence the service delivery industry. However, Nigeria’s advancement is yet to catch up with some other parts of the world While other technologically advanced countries are building robots and electric cars, Nigeria is still in the early stage of its technological advancement.…

Nigeria has long been a country of many faces and many traditions but one thing has remained largely present in the society and that is corruption…

President Buhari has just addressed the Nigerian nation on the occasion of her 59th Independence Day anniversary…

Mike is still in the Big Brother House after an intense and tumultuous week of emotions and evictions. That says quite a lot about his character but more importantly, he should be thankful to all his fans who are keeping him in the house. The theme of this year’s Big Brother is “pepper dem” and so far so good. We have seen a lot of pepper in the house especially with all the romantic crunches and emotional drags. In all of these, however, Mike Edwards has remained unfazed and unmoved. His charisma shines through all the mess in the house.…

Most newlyweds are between their late ’20s or in the ’30s. And since marriage is a contractual endeavor it is not uncommon…

What about founders make them unique? At any given time, there are thousands of founders across the world…

Big Brother Naija is back and better. The show was formerly called Big Brother Nigeria and uses the usual Big Brother format across the world…

In light of the recent xenophobic chaos across Africa especially in South Africa, Nigerians have come out to voice their opinions…

Put quite literally, intellectual humility (IH) is the virtue of acknowledging your limitations, which can be really difficult to do…

For me, constructive conversations are the best because that is where you get to learn a lot about people’s perspectives…

The seventh iteration of the Tokyo International Conference on African Development (TICAD) just ended in Yokohoma Japan…

Olaudah Equiano was a Nigerian Slave, who was born in 1745 in the area now known as Eastern Nigeria…

Chef Kwame was raised in the Bronx of New York with heritage in Trinidad, Nigeria and Jamaica. He described his love for food as a natural result of his intimate interactions with his mother in the kitchen…

My question is quite simple though – how do we get more Nigerian women and girls into tech?