Living in Lagos has always been a difficult thing. The traffic, the energy overload, the sheer stress of just getting by… they all take their toll on residents. This explains why Lagosians are known to never take lightly, their playtime. But even that requires a level of expertise. Sulaimon in this chat with TECHnically explains... Read More

Ajo, applications, geo-location, lagos, Sulaimon Ajibode, TECHnically, tourism, Travel

February 10, 2017

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TECHnically: Football fans finally have a social media platform to themselves in Fanssify

The last time we sat with the TECHie, Baruwa Olalekan, it was to ease us into the world of mobile application development and how to make the best use of them. Today, we go back to what we originally wanted to chat with him about, his fresh, innovative idea to create a haven for fans,... Read More

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Fanssify, Google play store, Mobile app, Olalekan Baruwa, TECHnically

February 3, 2017

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TECHnically: Olalekan Baruwa takes us through the tricky world of mobile application development

Baruwa Olalekan is probably the synonym you are looking for to properly describe the passionate, pragmatic pursuit of a single-minded vision. So we’ll just use his name since that may be too long to type every time. We had a long chat with him few days ago at the Serve office in Lagos where, for... Read More

Thinking Through

Nigerian Techie, Olalekan Baruwa, serve, Serve Consulting, TECHnically, Yookus

January 9, 2017

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TECHnically: Rabiu Musah wants to use the creative sector to bridge the unemployment gap

Rabiu Musah fits the part of the under-30 CEO in 2017 comfortably. He is the co-founder and CEO of the online service marketplace, Asuqu.com. Before Asuqu, he had put his software development and engineering skills to use in a bid to provide technological solutions in sub-Saharan Africa. He was part of a hackathon team that built a pre... Read More

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Asuqu, creative services, Rabiu Musah, TECHnically, technology

December 21, 2016

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TECHnically: Gbolabo Awelewa says the key to keeping safe from cyber attacks is to always double-check

Recently, we had a chat with Gbolabo Awelewa, a technical consultant at Sothes, organizers of the just concluded CyberXchange Conference. A self-professed Chief Geek, Gbolabo is a Business Continuity Manager, an IT Specialist and a Cyber Security Specialist. He is also the Chief Technology Officer at Coronation Merchant Bank, Victoria Island, Lagos. TECHnically: As a Cyber Security expert,... Read More

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Cyber security, CyberXchange, Gbolabo Awelewa, phishing, TECHnically

December 15, 2016

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TECHnically: Dipo Fatokun talks us through the workings of BVN and electronic fraud in Nigeria

by Roqeebah Olaoniye Dipo Fatokun is the Director, Banking and Payment Systems at the Central Bank of Nigeria where he is responsible for issuing circulars, guidelines, policies regarding both electronic and paper-based payments. However, on this edition of TECHnically, the veteran speaks with us as the Chairman of the Nigeria Electronic Fraud Forum where his work... Read More

CBN, cyber security in Nigeria, Dipo Fatokun, Payment systems, Sanusi Lamido Sanusi, sticky, TECHnically

November 3, 2016

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TECHnically: Recurring payments in Nigeria are worth over $32bn annually – Segun Adeyemi of Amplify

If 2012-2015 were the E-commerce years in Nigeria, 2016 has undoubtedly been the year of payments, with a few interesting start-ups springing up in the tech ecosystem trying to tame the payment beast. One of those start-ups is Amplify which has recurring payments as its focus, and TECHnically talks to its co-founder, Segun Adeyemi, on... Read More

Amplify, Nigeria payments, TECHnically

September 14, 2016

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TECHnically: Tayo Olufuwa shows how to stay safe online (LISTEN)

As Digital Security lead at the CcHub, Temitayo Olufuwa knows a thing or two about staying safe in our increasingly connected world. He shares a few tips in this episode, talks about his time as a tech entrepreneur, as well as the impact of Mark Zuckerberg’s visit. Enjoy.

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August 10, 2016

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TECHnically: Kene Udeze speaks on the nitty-gritty of ‘cloning yourself’ (LISTEN)

On the debut episode of TECHnically, Kene Udeze sums up user experience in a simple statement: ‘User Interface is a function of beauty; user experience is a function of function’. The world is increasingly dominated by two kinds of products: Digital products, and physical products amplified by digital means, and as CcHub’s User Experience Lead,... Read More

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TECHnically: Sulaimon Ajibode’s ‘Ajo’ will change the way we live in Lagos

TECHnically: Football fans finally have a social media platform to themselves in Fanssify

TECHnically: Olalekan Baruwa takes us through the tricky world of mobile application development

TECHnically: Rabiu Musah wants to use the creative sector to bridge the unemployment gap

TECHnically: Gbolabo Awelewa says the key to keeping safe from cyber attacks is to always double-check

TECHnically: Dipo Fatokun talks us through the workings of BVN and electronic fraud in Nigeria

TECHnically: Recurring payments in Nigeria are worth over $32bn annually – Segun Adeyemi of Amplify

TECHnically: Tayo Olufuwa shows how to stay safe online (LISTEN)

TECHnically: Kene Udeze speaks on the nitty-gritty of ‘cloning yourself’ (LISTEN)

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