Many stories have been told about the apartheid, and they are not enough to describe the horrors that black people faced because of the racial segregation under the all-white government of South Africa between 1948 and 1994.

These are some of the conversations Nigerians have had exhaustively. Buying goods from the international market is not the issue here, it’s getting your orders shipped and delivered to you ESPECIALLY when you are not buying an entire container worth of goods.

Being female is a global challenge. While this should not be so, research has indicated that women and girls have struggled to reach the heights they are capable of because of different reasons that vary across gender bias, stereotypes, and traditional, and even religious beliefs.

Many Nigerian teenagers, who are unaware of the advantages of the blockchain industry, perceive it as more or less a scheme to make money.

Despite the gender diversity problem in the STEM field, women like Adejoke Adekunle, a Marketing Technology Entrepreneur and founder of Oddience and The African Tech Woman, have taken the bull by the horn to establish a career in that field and a platform to inspire, motivate and encourage more women in tech.

Many people want to be entrepreneurs, but only a few know what it takes to be successful with a sustainable business.

Olumide Shode is an English graduate that has become a woman in tech, creating Alarrt -an application with the potential to improve Nigerians’ social security immensely.