Imagine Theranos Was Successful: What Can We Learn From The Failed Biotech Startup? Five lessons entrepreneurs can learn from the rise and fall of Elizabeth Holmes and Theranos.
Five Nigerian startups got into Y Combinator's 2020 winter batch Since Paystack and Flutterwave joned YC in 2016, Nigerian startups have become staple participants in the accelerator programme. This year, five Nigerian startups got into YC winter batch.
Splatt.ng and uLesson, two Edtech startups revolutionizing learning for Nigerian teenagers Global edtech spend is projected to reach $252 billion by 2020. Nigeria (and Africa) can have a slice of that cake, with the increase in mobile and internet penetration, as well as the creation of local content.
A full recap of the maiden edition of forloop Enugu Meetup > I gave my first tech talk today at the @Forloop_Enugu [https://twitter.com/Forloop_Enugu?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw] maiden meetup earlier today. It was heart-shaking and beautiful 😂😂 Thank you @forloopAfrica [https://twitter.com/forloopAfrica?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw] @Forloop_Enugu [https://twitter.com/Forloop_Enugu?ref_src=twsrc%
Five African initiatives that support women in Tech #IWD2019 Are you a woman? Are you in the tech industry? Or are you an aspirant? These are five women-focused tech communities that you probably didn't know about:
What happened at Facebook’s 2018 Developer Summit in Lagos, Nigeria On December 8, Facebook Developer Circles hosted a summit for developers and founders in Lagos, Nigeria and here is all that happened.
RCCG YAYA's Kingdom Hack 2018 was a success, but there is plenty room for improvement The Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG) Youth and Young Adults (YAYA) hosted the first Church-led hackathon [https://www.benjamindada.com/rccg-kingdom-hackathon/] in Nigeria between November 1 and 3, 2018. The theme of the hackathon was Eradicating poverty and Redistributing wealth using Technology. Â It took place at the massive RCCG
RCCG set to hold the first hackathon by a major pentecostal church RCCG overseen by Pastor E.A Adeboye, one of the world's most influential men is set to hold what can be termed the first-ever church-led hackathon in November.