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Women in Tech

Mastercard research shows 83% of Nigerian women consider themselves entrepreneurs

Nigerian women are embracing entrepreneurship at an extraordinary rate, with eight in ten (83%) considering themselves as entrepreneurs—far higher than the regional average of 51%…

By: Efua Nana

Rukayat Olapojoye: defending AI, securing blockchain, and shaping the future

Her work explores the vulnerabilities of AI systems and blockchain, focusing on defending federated learning models against AI model poisoning attacks….

By: IBK

Innovation and Compliance: Guiding Tech Growth Responsibly

With the rise of technologies like AI and automation, businesses are evolving at an unprecedented pace. Yet this innovation brings heightened regulatory attention, especially around…

By: IBK

Sabi’s Anu Adasolum is 1 of only 2 female CEO’s leading Africa’s 100 most-funded startups

Anu Adasolum’s Sabi stands as Africa’s most-funded woman-led startup…

By: Efua Nana

Christiana Okere of myStash, 3 other Nigerian women emerge finalists of 2024 AWIEF awards

The AWIEF Awards 2024 finalists have each demonstrated excellence in their respective fields…

By: Efua Nana

Four female founders revolutionising the African tech scene.

Despite the rapid growth in the tech industry in Africa, there’s still a big problem, not enough women are involved, and funding opportunities for women-led…

By: IBK

How technical writer Owanate Amachree is making Web3 accessible to everyone

Owanate Amarachee has dedicated herself to making Web3 knowledge accessible to anyone interested…

By: Efua Nana

PocketLawyer’s Ngozi Nwabueze appointed to the board of Lagos Business School’s Tech-Leap Initiative

Ngozi Nwabueze would be expected to provide strategic guidance and leverage legal and tech knowledge to drive the development of groundbreaking solutions…

By: IBK

Female Techpreneur hosts groundbreaking Founders’ Lounge event in Lagos today

In a move set to empower and connect female leaders in the Nigerian tech landscape, the Female Techpreneur, renowned for its impactful work in the…

By: Efua Nana

Web3Ladies Receives $3,000 Grant from Yellow Card to Train 500 Nigerian Women in Tech and Blockchain

Web3Ladies, a community dedicated to empowering women in Web3, has received a $3,000 grant from Yellow Card, a cryptocurrency company, to support the training of…

By: Wura Oba

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