Why Nairaland Remains Nigeria’s Number One
I have been observing the Nigerian Startup scene for a long while and I’ve seen it all. Various Startups with various propositions: local search, directories,…
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Nairaland’s New Look. In Case You Missed It
Look and feel is very important when it comes to keeping people on your website, and even Nairaland with all of it’s traffic is…
Read MoreNairaland Owner launches a Web Application Development Contest
Earlier in the year, we wrote about the need for developers and why you need to jump into wagon if you are not yet…
Read MoreEverything that is wrong with MTN
Or almost everything. This MTN kvetch that seems to have originated from a BBM broadcast, and has eventually made its way to the internets…
Read MoreUpping Our Collective Game Part 1 – Why Communities Are Important
This post is a sequel to my article about how African developers need to up their game and how we need to create a critical mass…
Read MoreHow To Be The Next Supper Blogger and Earn Lots of Naira
Recently, Future Awards held training at Terra-kulture, showing interested people how they can earn money by setting up shop online. Some of the tips…
Read MoreStartup From School: Fawale Gbolahan’s CollegeAdverts.com
After my piece about why students should run startup in school, I reached out to a student just starting out: Fawale Gbolahan, a student…
Read MoreThe Art of Blogging: Business Or Hobby?
It’s certain that blogs have come to stay in this generation as against the hope in the old internet era. In the last decade…
Read MorePledge51: The 2.0 Version of The Nigerian Constitution Mobile App
One of the things I fancy so much about the mobile phone is its ability to be with us at all times. Three things…
Read MoreStartup Stories: Yarning “The Rubiqube” Way
When Mobiqube bought Yarnable for an undisclosed fee last year, there was two major questions on everyone’s lips: “Why?” and “What next?”. Muktar Oyewo…
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