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Rebecca Enonchong has played a critical role in promoting digital transformation across the continent.…

Did you know that one of Nigeria’s most successful tech entrepreneurs started his journey in a small town in Akwa Ibom State? Meet Mark Essien, the brilliant mind who transformed the hotel booking industry in Nigeria with the creation of Hotels.ng.

Kale’s rise through the ranks was nothing short of extraordinary. By 1990, she had already become a colonel and the deputy commander of the Nigerian Army Medical Corps. Her leadership and expertise were soon recognized with a promotion to brigadier-general, making her the first female general in West Africa. But Kale didn’t stop there. 

On March 13, 2019, at the Steve Biko Academic Hospital in Pretoria, Dr. Tshifularo and his team made history by performing the first-ever middle ear transplant using 3D-printed bones. The procedure was a resounding success, marking a significant leap forward in treating conductive hearing loss.

Ibukun Olubiyi, a dynamic entrepreneur with roots in Nigeria, has made a significant mark in Canada’s capital by opening the first-ever Chick-fil-A restaurant in Ottawa, Ontario.

Kirsty Coventry, Zimbabwe’s swimming sensation, is Africa’s most decorated Olympian with seven Olympic medals. Explore her journey of breaking records and inspiring a continent.

As the 2024 Paris Olympics unfold, one name has been making headlines in women’s basketball—Ezinne Kalu. This talented point guard has been instrumental in leading Nigeria’s national team, D’Tigress, to unprecedented heights, including their historic qualification for the quarterfinals.

The Olympics are synonymous with breaking records, setting new standards, and inspiring future generations.…

Onyeka’s legacy is a rich tapestry of music, film, activism, and public service that continues to inspire and influence. She taught us that art could be a powerful tool for change and that one voice could make a difference. As we bid farewell to our beloved Elegant Stallion, we celebrate her life, work, and enduring impact on Nigeria and beyond.

Discover the incredible journey of Derartu Tulu, the first black African woman to win an Olympic gold medal. From her humble beginnings in Ethiopia to her historic victories in Barcelona and Sydney, Tulu’s story is a testament to resilience and determination. Now leading the Ethiopian Athletics Federation, she continues to inspire future generations. Follow us to explore more stories of trailblazing athletes like Tulu who break barriers and set new standards.