L-R: Charles Emembolu, founder, TechQuest STEM
Academy; Justina Nnam Oha, CEO, Digital Equity Africa; Frank Aigbogun, publisher, BusinessDay Media Limited;
Elizabeth Layeni, associate, Olaniwun Ajayi LP; Lily Adimefe, executive director, BusinessDay Foundation; Tumi Akinade
Associate Director, Tech Platforms KPMG West Africa; and Emaediong Lawrence, associate, Wigwe & Partners.
Nigeria’s path to becoming an active player in the global artificial intelligence (AI) economy hinges on collaboration, robust infrastructure, and a mindset shift, industry leaders said at the BusinessDay AI Summit 2025.
Nigeria’s AI future depends less on new institutions and more on bold de
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Folake Balogun
Folake Balogun is a tech journalist covering Africa’s fast-growing digital economy with a strong focus on incisive analysis of startup trends, venture capital, and fintech innovation, while also exploring emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence and the future of connectivity by highlighting their economic and social impact.
