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Medbankr launches to solve Nigeria's invisible healthcare crisis: The one nobody talks about
3+ day, 2+ hour ago (270+ words) As Nigeria grapples with doctor shortages and overburdened hospitals, a quieter crisis drives worse outcomes for millions — fragmented records, broken continuity, and patients navigating a complex system entirely alone. Medbankr is built to fix that. LAGOS, Nigeria — 10th September, 2026 Nigeria has…...
Why getting paid across borders is becoming harder for Kenyans
4+ day, 22+ hour ago (1292+ words) But the changes expose a growing vulnerability in Kenya’s digital economy. Freelancers, creators and businesses depend on a small number of foreign platforms and financial companies to receive income from abroad, leaving them exposed whenever a provider changes its products,…...
???????????????TechCabal Daily??? Nigeria probes Uber exit
6+ day, 3+ hour ago (1247+ words) One more day to get 20% off your Moonshot 2026 ticket. Early bird sales close tomorrow, so this is your last chance to secure a ticket at the discounted price. On October 28 & 29, 2026, we’re bringing founders, operators, investors, enterprise leaders, and builders together…...
Next Wave: Why Uber broke in Nigeria
6+ day, 20+ hour ago (909+ words) Cet article est aussi disponible en français Published September 06, 2026 On Wednesday morning, commuters opening their apps across Lagos and Kampala were greeted by a blank screen and three unceremonious words: “No trips available”. After 12 years of navigating gridlock on the…...
Uber’s $14 ride problem in Nigeria
1+ week, 1+ day ago (1641+ words) Uber spent 12 years in Nigeria and decided to leave because the market it operated in could not deliver the economies of scale required to support its future ambitions. In 2025, Uber recorded $193.45 billion in gross bookings from 13.57 billion trips globally, according…...
Proc360 is saving African businesses millions in the China trade corridor
1+ week, 5+ day ago (556+ words) In 2025, a shipment that PrimeFlow Ltd had paid for arrived — and it wasn’t what they ordered. The Nigerian raw materials company had wired money to a supplier in China and waited two months, only to open boxes containing goods that…...
Nigeria wants assistive tech despite inaccessible digital platforms
1+ week, 6+ day ago (692+ words) Some of the barriers faced by people with disabilities require specialised technology to overcome. But the hackathon comes against a problem Nigeria has been documenting for years: many of the digital platforms people are expected to use remain inaccessible. NITDA’s…...
How a Nigerian built a crypto company from an $11.12 allowance
3+ week, 1+ day ago (1521+ words) As a first-year Computer Science student at the Federal University of Technology, Akure (FUTA), Timilehin Zubair wanted to become financially independent. His parents gave him ₦15,000 ($11.12) a month, which was supposed to cover his expenses as he adjusted to living away…...
Nigeria has taught entrepreneurship for years. Is it converting?
3+ week, 3+ day ago (381+ words) How do you prepare millions of young people for an economy that cannot provide enough salaried jobs? Over the past two decades, university enrolment in Nigeria has risen from roughly 448,000 students in the 1999/2000 academic session to more than 2.15 million in…...
Al-Amin Ajao: From LASU engineering student to building Bitooqoh
3+ week, 3+ day ago (1704+ words) Al-Amin Ajao knew one thing about the career he wanted: he did not want a white-collar job. The routine of waking up every morning, dressing for work and spending Monday to Friday in an office did not appeal to him....