@Slick_stanley @GBass04 Chartered Institute of Personnel Management
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Mukhtar Akinteye
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Mukhtar Akinteye
@DPioneer01
Business Development Strategist| Director Of Operations, Mukhad Agro-processing Ventures| Convener, Thoughts&Reflexes.
Lagos, Nigeria Katılım Eylül 2016
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@GBass04 Please what do the acronyms stand for? Asking cos there are several CIPM.
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Instead of an MSc in Nigeria, If you can afford CIPM, CIPS, go for it. Supply chain will rush you like honey
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An investor called me and said they are actively looking to invest in promising Nigerian tech startups. His exact words: we have the money, we just need people with solid ideas.
He asked me to pass this on. If you think you fit that category, comment or send me a DM.
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@TechnicalBben I believe BuildPadi fits exactly what you described.
BuildPadi is a Nigerian construction-tech startup digitising building materials procurement by connecting professional builders and developers directly to vetted suppliers, while embedding transparency & logistics coordination.
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Akor telling Chukwueze and Onuachu that goal the game well well was just so lit.
Iwobi has been truly exceptional man.
Osimhen needs to pipe down a bit.
#Afcon2025 #NigeriaMozambique
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@UbakaOgbogu Iwobi showing us just how much creativity he can bring to us when unleashed, Having Onyeka and Ndidi do the recovery gave him ample space to roam. Hannibal of course was everywhere.
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African tech founders are transforming the continent’s digital economy, building companies that span fintech, e-commerce, healthtech, logistics, and deep technology.
Figures such as Strive Masiyiwa, founder of Econet Group and Cassava Technologies; Gbenga Agboola, founder and CEO of Flutterwave; Rebecca Enonchong, founder and CEO of AppsTech; Shola Akinlade, co-founder and CEO of Paystack; and Juliana Rotich, co-founder of Ushahidi exemplify this wave of innovation.
Other notable African tech founders making an impact include Katlego Maphai, co-founder and CEO of Yoco; Iyinoluwa Aboyeji, co-founder of Andela; Mustafa Elattar, founder of Intixel; Nick Mwendwa, founder of Swerri; and Maya Horgan Famodu, founder of Ingressive.
These leaders are not only driving the growth of individual startups but are also shaping Africa’s broader technology ecosystem, influencing investment flows, workforce development, and the future of digital infrastructure across the continent.
Quadri Adejumo of Techparley reports on how African tech founders are transforming the industry with top notch solutions.
techparley.com/top-10-african…
#futuretech #techtrends #technewsafrica #instagood #fyi #trending #techparley
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@Sphereofweb3, a Nigerian startup is tackling a problem few have dared to confront, which is the exclusion of people with disabilities from the decentralised future.
Sphere Of Web3 is building an inclusive ecosystem that merges Artificial Intelligence (AI), Blockchain, Fintech, and Education Technology (EduTech) to ensure that no one is left behind in the emerging digital economy.
In this edition of Techparley’s DRIVE100, where we spotlight Africa’s most promising and impactful startups, we focus on how Daniel George Agbo, the Founder and Chief Visionary Officer (CVO) of Sphere Of Web3, is building an inclusive digital ecosystem that leverages AI, Blockchain, Fintech, and EduTech to make Web3 accessible to everyone.
“For many with visual, hearing, or learning challenges, navigating the Web3 ecosystem feels like entering a world built without them in mind,” Daniel told Techparley. “While others teach “how Web3 works,” we focus on how Web3 can work for everyone.”
Quadri Adejumo of Techparley reports how Sphere Of Web3 is using AI, Blockchain, and Fintech to empower people with disabilities across Africa.
techparley.com/drive100-how-s…
#Drive100 #Stories #Startup #Africa2025 #futuretech #techtrends #technewsafrica #instagood #fyi #trending #techparley
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Finding a home in Nigeria is often more exhausting than exciting. Between endless agent calls, inflated rents, and unclear listings, the real estate experience remains one of the most disorganized aspects of urban life.
In this chaos lies a familiar African problem, inefficiency born of fragmentation. Housing data sits scattered across countless social media pages, unverified agents, and city-based networks. The result is an informal system where transparency, accountability, and structure are absent.
@iorealtors combines artificial intelligence (AI) and location-based technology to bring renters, agents, and landlords into one transparent ecosystem, or, as Osarobo calls it, “the Bolt of Real Estate.”
“Most renters waste hours moving from one agent to another, and by the time they find a place, they’ve paid more in logistics and inspection than expected,” Osarobo explains.
“For agents, it’s no easier, there’s no dedicated platform where they can list verified properties and reach qualified leads directly.”
Abdulrasheed, here, details how IOREALTORS plans to launch and become the "Bolt of Real Estate" across Africa and beyond. Read full story now: techparley.com/drive100-how-n…
#Drive100 #Stories #Startup #Africa2025 #futuretech #techtrends #technewsafrica #instagood #fyi #trending #techparley
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MEDSYN360, a Nigerian startup founded by Enenemibofori “Ene” Wakama, is creating an integrated healthcare ecosystem designed to bridge the gap between patients, doctors, and hospitals, transforming how care is accessed, delivered, and managed across Africa.
For years, hospital systems, poor data management, and limited digital infrastructure have hindered the delivery of efficient healthcare in Africa. Many patients cannot book appointments easily, access their medical records, or reach hospitals during emergencies. This is the challenge MEDSYN360 set out to solve.
In this edition of Techparley’s Startup Drive100, where we spotlight Africa’s most promising and impactful startups, we spoke with Ene Wakama, the visionary Founder and CEO of MEDSYN360 on how the startup is digitising and democratising healthcare across the continent.
“MEDSYN360 bridges the gap between patients, hospitals, and healthcare accessibility in Africa and beyond,” Wakama told Techparley. “It is one ecosystem that connects patients, doctors, and hospitals in real-time through booking, emergency direction, teleconsultation, payments, and AI-driven health management.”
Quadri Adejumo of Techparley details how MEDSYN360 is redefining healthcare access by putting hospitals in every patient’s pocket.
techparley.com/drive100-how-m…
#Drive100 #Stories #Startup #Africa2025 #futuretech #techtrends #technewsafrica #instagood #fyi #trending #techparley
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Across Africa, millions of smallholder farmers remain at the mercy of unreliable markets and broken logistics systems. They produce the food that sustains the continent, yet many can’t sell at fair prices or reach buyers beyond their local regions.
MavunoLink, a forthcoming agri-tech platform founded by Deng Ajing Chol, aiming to redefine how farmers, buyers, and transport providers connect across Africa’s fragmented agricultural supply chains.
Though not yet launched, MavunoLink has already started to draw attention for its ambition: to become the continent’s most trusted agricultural marketplace, one built on transparency, traceability, and fair access for every player in the food value chain.
“The problem wasn’t that we lacked produce, it was that we lacked connection,” Chol recalls.
MavunoLink plans to function as a multi-actor platform, connecting everyone involved in the agricultural value chain, from producers, distributors, logistics providers, to end-buyers.
Farmers will onboard their produce with clear details, type, quantity, grade, and location. Buyers, including retailers, exporters, and institutional purchasers, can browse listings, compare prices, and initiate transactions directly.
Read full story here as Mavunolink, a Pan-African Agri-tech Startup aims to bridge Africa's agricultural divides before it widens.
techparley.com/drive100-pan-a…
#Drive100 #Stories #Startup #Africa2025 #futuretech #techtrends #technewsafrica #instagood #fyi #trending #techparley
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The construction industry in Nigeria has long been plagued by fragmented supply chains, high pricing, unreliable vendors, and delayed deliveries. @BuildPadi001, a Lagos-based startup, is looking to address this.
For contractors, developers, and everyday builders, these challenges translate into project delays, inflated costs, and compromised quality. BuildPadi says it is aiming to digitise construction procurement and bring much-needed transparency and efficiency to the sector.
In this edition of Techparley’s DRIVE100, where we spotlight Africa’s most promising startups, we turn our attention to BuildPadi, founded by Mukhtar Omotunde Akinteye, which is set to redefine how building materials are sourced, purchased, and delivered in Nigeria’s construction industry.
“Builders and individuals often spend more time sourcing materials than building. BuildPadi bridges the gap between building professionals and reliable vendors by digitizing procurement,” Mukhtar Akinteye, Co-Founder and CEO of BuildPadi told Techparley.
Techparley’s Quadri Adejumo writes how BuildPadi is using technology to make construction procurement in Africa faster, more transparent, and less costly.
techparley.com/drive100-how-b…
#Drive100 #Stories #Startup #Africa2025 #futuretech #techtrends #technewsafrica #instagood #fyi #trending #techparley
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BuildPadi has been shortlisted for the Techparley Drive100 Media Accelerator Program. This is a strong boost for our mission to digitise building materials procurement in Africa. #BuildPadi #Drive100 #Techparley #ConTech #AfricanStartups
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TECHPARLEY AFRICA UNVEILS 2025 DRIVE100 SHORTLIST After a three (3) month race, where our team received and reviewed applications, we now come to the official unveiling of the Top 100 Stories that made it into #DRIVE100, our media accelerator programme where we spotlight tech startups and teams with impressive stories. This year, despite being out maiden edition, we received nearly 200 entries from across the African continent. From Edtech and Fintech to AI and Manufacturing, we are ultimately excited to be part of their journey, especially those ones that are relatively new within the ecosystem. Before we go ahead to post their individual stories, below is a list of the Top 100 shortlisted startups. 2025 DRIVE100 SHORTLIST 1. Meshboc 2. MEDSYN360 3. OneWon 4. Sphere Of Web3 5. Prescribly 6. Quilo 7. Origin8Lab 8. Rentville 9. TrashDisappears 10. Demfati 11. CharmPay 12. Turbo 13. Turnve 14. MyArteLab 15. Floats XR 16. Winpay 17. GymPaddy 18. Zepay 19. LingTec AI 20. SwiftAssist 21. IOREALTORS 22. GboKada 23. Kwari E-Market 24. BuildPadi 25. MyChildWay 26. EduPal 27. MavunoLink 28. Computer Rhymes 29. BitDevs Borno 30. Triple R Recycling 31. Wafugaji Trading Hub 32. Yemert 33. MyCribb 34. Analytica Haven 35. ETC Vibe 36. Orceum 37. AgriCapitalist Academy 38. Housmata 39. IBN Network 40. LawBridgeNG 41. Vendifying 42. VivaFemini 43. Paycita 44. Dépit 45. Wyze AI 46. Networths Professional Services 47. DAWN AI STUDY, 48. BIO Creative Hub 49. Genomic Platform 50. Readversity 51. APPreciate 52. Abuja Buzz 53. Karis Instant Paints 54. GGPWC Technology 55. Valor AI 56. Nethra 57. Lucred 58. People Advisor Limited 59. NeuraBridge 60. Datafrica 61. Kenttimo 62. Odaxpress 63. My Beautiful Africa 64. Sirdeeq Tech 65. StaffRide 66. Kinova Animation Studio 67. Cafers 68. Tacci 69. TIELLE 70. Alutamarket 71. Hakeela 72. YHWH Vision Ventures 73. Internship Forum Jobs 74. Qatalyst 75. HubPharm Africa 76. EduTransConnect 77. Midi Media 78. Edutu 79. Andamo Express 80. Ukuhamba 81. Solangigs 82. Dara 83. SKAAP 84. Planmoni 85. Haus of Dreams Theatre-Cinema 86. Cura ID 87. AdMinting 88. ExRen 89. Data Tech Academy 90. Starflakes Enterprise 91. Duollance 92. Kanemtrade 93. Movable Games 94. AcademicAid Pro 95. Elvion AI 96. VideoPro 97. Trashformas NG 98. SmoothRent 99. Jobcelerate 100. ZemedicAi Bookmark this page, and be ready for a refreshing read as each startup's story drops. Feel free to celebrate with them, as we lead the drive. Cheers, Aderonke Ogunleti Project Lead, #DRIVE100 Techparley Africa 15-10-2025
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A Facebook post by a Nigerian, Idris AbdulRahman Omeiza, has gone viral after he revealed that his PalmPay account has been under a Post No Debit (PND) restriction for exactly one year, without any clear explanation from the fintech platform or any regulatory institution allegedly involved.
In his post, Idris said his account had been frozen for 365 days, claiming PalmPay told him a court-ordered PND was placed on the account, a claim he has spent one year trying to verify.
According to Idris, the freeze triggered a long, exhausting journey across the country in search of clarity. He said he visited the Nigeria Police Force Headquarters in Abuja, the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), and the Federal Ministry of Finance, but none of the institutions could confirm that a court order existed.
“Today makes it exactly 1 year that @palmpay_ng placed my account on PND. I mean, good 365 days with no sensible reason on WHY exactly a court ordered them to place my account on PND,” he wrote on Facebook.
Quadri Adejumo of Techparley reports on a PalmPay user’s year-long battle to unfreeze his account amid unanswered regulatory questions.
techparley.com/palmpay-custom…
#futuretech #techtrends #technewsafrica #instagood #fyi #trending #techparley
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Teaching the Arabic Language is their area of spec, that's why no one does it better than they do; give it a trial and you'll be convinced!
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@DPioneer01 @drobichi Great question. What I meant by that expression is that an innovative mind seeks solution and not rant about a problem. E.g. instead of complaining that the means of delivery of water is not efficient, what you're supposed to do is discover ways to solve it. Hence be proactive.
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To @MichaelOlaOjo What was your experience with the training? And how did it help you develop important skills such as collaboration, critical thinking, problem solving, communication, and creativity?
#yil2021
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@DPioneer01 @PraiseInnocent7 @nnamdi_ifeagwu Participants make 2 project choices and they're given one based on their skills and future career ambitions.
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5. What is the schedule for the 2021 edition?
I'll request for the director of programs @nnamdi_ifeagwu to kindly respond to this. #yil2021
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