Since its debut in 2008, Technology Times Outlook Business Summit has become Nigeria’s must-attend annual ICT event where decision makers across…
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Yrn.me – Nigeria’s first URL Shortener Service
Nigeria has made its own mark in the url shortening space with the launch of Yrn.me on February 4th, 2010.
Since…
Nigeria’s web startups to watch in 2010!
As we expect to see new and exciting web and mobile 2.0 startups and applications to be launched in 2010,…
Glo Connect: Globacom’s Facebook App
Globacom, Nigeria’s second largest mobile operator recently introduced a new service called Glo Connect that lets their subscribers and customers…
Jobberman.com – Most Intuitive Job Search Portal in Nigeria
When you are talking about Web 2.0 and social media solutions to searching and finding jobs in Nigeria, Jobberman.com is…
In Search of Nigeria’s Silicon City
At a time when some states in Nigeria like Lagos and Ogun have set the ambitious goal to achieve a…
SeedCamp for Africa?
Since I started watching the African Technology scene, I’ve seen quite a good number of start-ups from Africa with great…
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About this blog
Loy Okezie is an online marketing strategist and start-up analyst. He has consulted for several small and mid-size companies and has advised start-ups such as Careers Nigeria, one of the leading job portals in Nigeria.
He currently works as Content Manager for a branding and advertising company based in the U.S and Nigeria, and is helping to start-up a search and information portal similar to Yahoo!
In this blog, Loy writes about companies and their use of new and emerging technologies as well as their brand marketing and advertising campaigns seen on traditional media and digital media.
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