Meet Ikenna Nzewi and Uzoma Ayogu, the Founders Using Technology to Transform Nigeria’s Palm Oil Industry

Two Nigerian-American entrepreneurs, Ikenna Nzewi and Uzoma Ayogu, are working to transform Nigeria’s palm oil industry by combining technology, agricultural processing and innovation to tackle longstanding challenges faced by smallholder farmers. Through their agritech company, Releaf, the founders are developing advanced processing equipment designed to make palm kernel processing faster, more efficient and better suited…

Chamath Palihapitiya Says AI Has Made Software Intellectual Property “Effectively Worthless”

Technology investor and entrepreneur Chamath Palihapitiya has argued that artificial intelligence is fundamentally changing the value of software intellectual property, suggesting that established software products may no longer enjoy the competitive advantage they once did. Speaking on the All-In Podcast episode released on October 9, Palihapitiya said recent developments in AI-assisted software reconstruction had challenged…

Babcock University Set to Launch Music Department Named After Davido

Nigerian singer David Adeleke, popularly known as Davido, could be receiving another major recognition as Babcock University reportedly prepares to launch a new music department named after the Afrobeats superstar. The reported development highlights the growing influence of Nigerian music and the increasing recognition of Afrobeats within formal education. Davido, one of Africa’s most prominent…

Nigeria Wins Historic First Medal at Veterans World Wrestling Championships

Nigeria has made history at the Veterans World Wrestling Championships after former national champion Mapsin Elias Mika secured a bronze medal in the 70kg Greco-Roman category in Amman, Jordan. The achievement marks Nigeria’s reported first-ever medal at the competition, giving the country a significant milestone in its wrestling history and bringing international recognition to its…

Nigerian Manufacturers Spend ₦1.35 Trillion on Alternative Power in 2025

Nigerian manufacturers spent an estimated ₦1.35 trillion on alternative power in 2025, representing an increase of about 23 per cent from the ₦1.1 trillion recorded in 2024, as businesses continue to grapple with the high cost of keeping their factories running. The rising expenditure highlights the growing financial pressure on manufacturers operating in an environment…

Moove Shuts Down in Nigeria, Transfers ₦35 Billion Worth of Vehicles to Drivers

Mobility financing company Moove has reportedly shut down its operations in Nigeria and transferred full ownership of vehicles worth approximately ₦35 billion to its current drivers, marking a significant development for drivers who relied on the company to access vehicles for work. The reported move could represent a major turning point for drivers who have…