UNITED States of America’s most celebrated brand, Apple, has bought Nigeria’s Chinedu Echeruo’s HopStop.com. According to The Wall Street Journal’s publication, AllThingsDigital, it informed that though the term of the deal has not been disclosed officially, but HopStop has been compared to Israel’s Waze, which was recently acquired by Google for $1 billion.
Read MoreIncreased transparency, new customer expectations and emerging technologies are disrupting traditional sources of competitiveness.
Read MoreAbuja—Worried by the state of the Nigerian economy, some U.S-based Nigerian entrepreneurs are collaborating with technology giants at Silicon Valley to develop strategies for improving the economy through technology application.
Read MoreI’m a lecturer in computer science at Stanford. I’ve taught at least four different programming languages, including assembly. I’ve had a single-digit employee number in a startup. Yes, I’m a woman in tech.
Read MoreThe United States-based Silicon Valley is set to train the chief executive officers of some Nigerian companies, entrepreneurs and other professionals in human capital development, organisational management and technological trends.
Read MoreChanges in legislation with new Republican President Donald Trump, who hold a firm position on hiring American, and limiting outside entrance and increasing funding for border control and immigration security. A recent Bloomberg article writes, “President Donald Trump’s clash with Silicon Valley over immigration is about to become even more contentious.
Read MoreAccording to the Vice President it is in recognition of the central role of innovation and technology in national economic growth plan that the federal government in the current budget provided extensively for technology and innovation.
Read MoreA report from the International Monetary Fund stated in 2015 that Nigeria is the strongest economy in all of Africa. Nigeria’s Gross Domestic Product is at $415.08 billion as of 2015. One must ask, what is making this country so profitable?
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