Building for the Future I’ve always been fascinated by the concept that 65% of the jobs that kids in High School (Secondary School if you are in Nigeria) will do don’t currently exist. …

If you had asked me to wager on writing another post here this soon, I won’t have put money on it, but here we are, and just like the last time, this one is also inspired by a talk I gave at Lighthouse Abuja last weekend during the youth convention…

During a talk in church “Heart Talk” earlier tonight, I made a statement which I could see immediately didn’t go down well with many, so I thought to right an explainer note, and decided to post it here as well, since I have somehow fallen off the writing wagon. The…

Over the weekend, I got on the phone with one of my friends from high school, a techie’s techie currently with one of the biggest tech companies globally right now and after chitchatting for a bit, we obviously discussed tech globally and Nigerian tech specifically. During the course of our…

One of the things I didn’t plan for when I set out to start CoLab — Kaduna’s first Innovation Hub and Co-working space, was how much time I will have to spend outside the office doing stuff in the name of CoLab, but not necessarily for the benefit of CoLab…

I spent quite a bit of time walking around the IMPACT Challenger exhibition halls, at the IMPACT Arena, Pak Kret, in the north of Bangkok, Thailand where the ITU exhibitions took place this year and after covering most of its 60,000 square meters,(side bar: It’s the largest column-less exhibition hall…