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Conferences and summits in Nigeria are fast-becoming the game changer, with individuals and businesses actively seeking ways to add value to the society and foster faster business growth. Technology is the new oil, they say, and it is no surprise that many of the summits now focus on how to develop the Nigerian tech economy, […]
By Omolabake Fasugon “The future is not digital. The present already is. Today’s reality is digital. You are either leveraging it or made irrelevant by it. However, everybody is at different levels of adoption of the reality of digital, its various elements, and its vast influence on business and the global economy today. That is why it is imperative that business leaders come together to chart the course for the digitization of the Nigerian and African economy and future.” This was the position of the MD/CEO of Adloyalty Business Network, Dr. Freeman Osonuga at the Ogun Digital Summit ...
Daniel Adeyemi Share this article At the heart of Africa’s tech industry is Lagos, Nigeria’s most populous state but the smallest by landmass. Lagos shares its borders with only one other Nigerian state – Ogun, a state with five times fewer people than Lagos but five times more landmass. While Lagos enjoys a buzzing tech scene, Ogun experiences far less in comparison. In 2019, the state government launched the Ogun tech hub with a plan to remodel colleges in 20 local government into tech hubs. The initiative runs with the mission to drive digitisation in the state, but with only one...