At a time when some states in Nigeria like Lagos and Ogun have set the ambitious goal to achieve a…
Posts tagged ‘startup’
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…
My Interview at DayoEdunjobi.com
Today, I thought I should share some excerpts from a recent interview I granted over at DayoEdunjobi.com, a blog about…
Would you Like your Startup Freeviewed on LoyOkezie.com?
In the light of the popular saying: “Once a President, Always a President”, I guess “once a startup analyst, always…
Mobile Web Africa @ Johannesburg, South Africa
This week, I confirmed my participation at the forthcoming Mobile Web Africa Conference in Jo’burg, South Africa on October 13 &…
Why You Should Start a Business, not a Startup
Jason Fried at 37signals.com has an interesting piece which I thought is worth sharing here…
Startups can bring new ideas to market.…
5 Key Factors to Creating a Startup Hub in Nigeria
A few years ago, an ex-Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Abuja, said
…the Nigerian government has worked out to…
UK Government To Fund Tech-Startups With £150 Million
According to UK’s largest business start-up community, Startup.co.uk
UK Prime Minister, Gordon Brown announced earlier this week that the government would…
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- Feb 4: Announcing Lagos [Startup Digest]
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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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