Author: Techies Node
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Africa’s Tech Future Needs Its 40+-Year-Olds
There is a quiet contradiction at the heart of Africa’s tech ecosystem funding architecture, and it is worth naming plainly. Somewhere in an office in Lagos Nigeria. A 36-year-old has just closed another Internet tab of yet another fellowship they are a perfect fit for because of the single line “Applicants my be between…
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BuiltForAfrica: AgroSuiteHQ
AgroSuiteHQ Is Betting That Agribusiness’s Biggest Problem Isn’t the Farm It’s the Back Office To the layman the problem with Nigeria’s agribusiness value chain is are principally poor power supply to preserve perishable goods, poor road networks and insecurity. But if you sit with operators across Nigeria, a second layer emerges that has nothing…
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Be at CMX Connect Summit in Ibadan on July 18
CMX Connect Returns to Ibadan on July 18 with “Beyond the Horizon: The Community Landscape” Ibadan’s community-building ecosystem is set for another gathering as CMX Connect Nigeria 2026 brings its Ibadan edition to the city on July 18 under the theme “Beyond the Horizon: The Community Landscape.” CMX Connect 2026 will start on the 13th…
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Coming Soon: The Techiesnode Storytelling Masterclass
Every founder we’ve covered at Techiesnode has a good product story buried somewhere in their pitch deck. Few of them know how to tell it. That gap between building something real and being able to communicate why it matters is one of the most underestimated barriers facing founders across Nigeria’s innovation ecosystem. It shows up…
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Coming to Ibadan This July: Tech Cirvee Fest 3.0
If you’ve been waiting for a tech event that actually speaks your language, one that blends real career opportunities with entertainment, energy, and community, then mark your calendar right now: Saturday July 11, 2026, Ibadan, Nigeria. Tech Cirvee Fest 3.0 (TCF 3.0) is back, and this edition is shaping up to be the biggest…
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#BuiltforAfrica: Gridsense
A Power Solution That Wants You to See a Blackout Coming Before It Happens There is an existential dread that Nigerians, and indeed many Africans that we care to admit live with. It is the dread of our unreliable grid. We can live with the fact that power will go out, the fear is …
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Be Part of TVC’s Climate Change Movement
The Veridian Catalyst, an impact hub focused on building a more skilled and effective climate movement, needs volunteers for its impact projects. TVC wants climate enthusiasts who believe that climate change not just as an environmental issue, but as an opportunity to develop people and create meaningful impact. So if you are project coordinator, storytellers.…
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5 Blockchain Projects a Community Could Build to Close Africa’s Digital Divide
Blockchain conversations in Africa must move “Bitcoin price” and “the next token.” Blockchain conversations in Africa still get stuck at “Bitcoin price” and “the next token.” But on the ground, in markets, farming clusters, and neighborhoods still waiting for reliable banking or Internet, the technology is already quietly at work: settling payments where banks won’t…
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Community Showcase: Inside the Ibadan Business Network
In a city long associated with commerce, culture, and a quiet, persistent hustle, a new kind of gathering place has emerged, not a market square or a co-working space, but a WhatsApp community. The Ibadan Business Club (IBC) is bringing together entrepreneurs, professionals, investors, innovators, business owners, and industry leaders under one roof, betting that…
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