Adebanji Oluwatoni discusses his transition from studying political science to experiencing two startup shutdowns, ultimately leading him to create a social intelligence platform aimed at supporting the creative economy. This journey highlights the challenges and lessons learned in the startup world.

In an interview, Lerato Makume, the Marketing Director at Burger King Nigeria, discusses her career journey from the University of Pretoria to her current role in a dynamic African market. She highlights the influence of her early experiences with Red Bull and shares insights into her philosophy of building brands that are deeply rooted in African culture.

Emma Okonji discusses the challenges faced by Nigerian Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) in implementing Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools. The conversation has often centered on high-level innovation, but many SMEs struggle with practical implementation issues.

Yolande Buckley turned her passion for food into a successful business, Simply Deli, after seizing a significant opportunity. The brand, which is proudly South African, has expanded its reach by becoming available in SPAR stores.

According to Matooke Republic, the importance of employee well-being in the workplace is increasingly recognized as a crucial factor for business success. The article emphasizes that an organization's true value lies in its employees rather than its technology or office environment. It argues that prioritizing well-being is essential for sustainable growth and should be integrated into core business strategies.

Amal Hassan is recognized as a self-made entrepreneur in Nigeria, known for her professional accomplishments and contributions to youth and women empowerment. Unlike many contemporaries, her success is attributed to legitimate business ventures rather than politics or fraudulent activities. She has gained national relevance and international recognition through her efforts in building Nigeria's digital future.