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As part of our drive to develop future leaders in the industry by catching them young, we present to you the four brightest students in the batch. They are Odunela Oluwajoba Solomon, Abanise Basit Olanrewaju, Matanmi Fiyinfoluwa Gospel, and AbdulRaheem Fatiu Adeshina. They performed exceptionally and creditably well.
Read MoreAre you retiring soon? Do you need a well-paying online job? Enroll for our: Online-Jobs MasterClass (OJM)
Read MoreZandex Afrique has launched and commenced registration for a TUITION FREE training in ICT fundamentals for 400 girls aged 10 to 18 years Each participant is required to pay the sum of Ten Thousand Naira (N10,000) only for the training manual, ID card, T-shirt, and Certificate of accomplishment.
Read MoreThe year 2021 has set many new standards for Africa’s tech ecosystem. As reporter Alexander Onwukwue states, “It’s the year African startups normalised $100 million rounds.” It’s the year francophone Africa produced its first unicorn, Wave, which raised $200 million at a $1.7 billion valuation.
Read MoreThis project is geared towards bridging gender equality and reducing vices associated with the challenges of the girl child's access to quality ICT training for building a self-reliant future. The project is a well-thought-out one that is intended to create a new set of world-class content creators to address the salient challenges in our society today. This offer is for Girls between the ages of 10 to 18 years only.
Read MoreActivity around African venture capital firms raising funds continues to increase as we head towards the end of the year. In the latest development, Abuja- and Lagos-based Ventures Platform is today announcing the first close of its $40 million pan-African fund.
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