Guess who’s top-earning on the Google Play Store? Pastor Chris is
If you had to guess which app attracts the highest in-app purchases on the Google Play store, you’d probably give it to the usual…
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Jason Njoku Re-Hired As iROKING’s CEO
Only yesterday, Jason Njoku announced himself returning CEO of iROKING, the music distribution arm of iROKO Partners. After a very controversial exit of former…
Read MoreMyMusic.com.ng To Offer Legitimate And Quality Alternative To Consumers
Having met 3 of the MyMusic team members at the Dublin Web Summit, I have been keeping tabs and sure can’t wait for their…
Read MoreNigeriaCom 2013 Bows Out On a High: Day 2 Recap
The second day of NigeriaCom 2013 lived up to the expectations. With some really interesting sessions, it built on the excitement of day 1 event. While day 1…
Read MoreSamsung Unveils World’s Largest Smartphone, Galaxy Mega
Samsung Electronics West Africa has now introduced the World’s largest smartphone, Samsung Galaxy Mega to the Nigerian Market. According to Samsung, the Galaxy Mega…
Read More#MWWA2013 | Momentum Builds To Show Tech Industry Growth And Progress
Mobile Web West Africa 2013, the region’s leading mobile focused conference, has almost hit full capacity over a week before the event is due…
Read MoreDevParapo: Funding Tech Innovation,Where Are The Investment-Ready Ventures? [EVENT]
Funding has been heralded as the single biggest challenge facing today’s entrepreneurs especially in Africa. While in many cases this may be the scenario,…
Read MoreGoogle’s Lunch With Nigerian Bloggers
On the 1st of February, 2013, Google West Africa had lunch with Nigerian bloggers from various categories ranging from entertainment to fashion, technology, lifestyle,…
Read MoreDeezer’s Got Their Hands In My Wallet, And Online Payments In Nigeria Are A Total Clusterfuck
Last week — or last year, whichever you prefer — I wrote about what I’d learned about conversion funnel optimation from patronising bluehost. This…
Read MoreGadget Review: The $85 USD Android Phone From Tecno Hits The Market
An Android smartphone that costs N13,500 (approx. USD85) has found its way into the Nigerian, Ghanaian and Kenyan market. The company, Tecno, is pushing…
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