Godman Akinlabi Is Taking Free Healthcare to 10,000 Nigerians Through UBOMI
For thousands of Nigerians, the cost of seeing a doctor, getting a diagnostic test or undergoing surgery can be enough…
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WONDIVA Announces Motherless-Daughters Gathering 2026 to Create Space for Grief, Healing and Becoming
Growing up without a mother can leave gaps that are difficult to name. For some women, the loss happens in…
Ikenna Nzewi Is Turning Agricultural Waste Into a New Business for African Food Processors
Every year, African agriculture produces enormous quantities of agricultural waste, from nut shells and maize cobs to husks and stalks.…
Eniola Akintunde Turned Personal Loss Into 10 Years of Fighting Cancer in Nigeria
When Eniola Akintunde lost her husband, Gbolahan, to colorectal cancer in 2013, she did not yet understand the disease that…
Two Former Multinational Executives Build African Chemical Company as Alliance Chemicals Records 1,400% Revenue Growth
Two childhood friends who once worked for global chemical giants BASF and Dow Chemical have turned their international corporate experience…
She’s Not Just Fighting Period Poverty—She’s Changing the System Behind It
For Dr. Ugochi Odinakachi Ohajoruka, period poverty has never been simply about the inability to afford a sanitary pad. It…
FlashNarrative Launches AI-Powered Brand Intelligence Platform to Help Organisations Decode Reputation and Media Narratives
Nigerian technology startup FlashNarrative has launched an artificial intelligence-powered brand intelligence platform designed to help organisations understand how they are…
Damilola The Alaga Launches New Handbook to Equip the Next Generation of Alagas
Professional Yoruba wedding compere and cultural entrepreneur Damilola Lawal, popularly known as Damilola The Alaga, has launched The Alaga Handbook…
How Kidemia Is Using Technology to Discover Nigeria’s Next Generation of Young Innovators
For many Nigerian children, an examination is simply a test of what they have learned in the classroom. For Kidemia,…