A Media Entrepreneur and Publisher/Editor-in-Chief for WBN Africa News, focused on advancing African voices through strategic storytelling and communication.
He is also a creative professional dedicated to personal growth and impactful content.
Ekiti State University has commissioned a $728,000 (₦1 billion) AI-driven ICT Experience Centre to strengthen digital learning, innovation, and technology training. The facility aims to equip students with future-ready skills and support modern academic delivery in a digital economy.
Daniel Yu has launched the $100 million Africa Jobs Fund to tackle poverty through large-scale job creation. Focused on manufacturing, labour mobility, and productivity, the initiative aims to boost incomes, create economic opportunity, and support sustainable growth across Africa.
Tayo Elesin is a British filmmaker building a global production company that creates impactful stories, supports emerging talent, and connects audiences across cultures through compelling filmmaking.
Mrs Patience Achenyo Ejiga is transforming education and parenting through Lebeni Academy and MyTutor.NG. By combining quality learning, childcare support, and intentional parenting advocacy, she is helping children and families thrive both in Nigeria and abroad.
Africa is emerging as a major global growth frontier driven by youthful populations, digital innovation, natural resources, renewable energy, and regional trade integration. Experts believe the continent’s future depends on turning its vast potential into sustainable economic power.
Uganda has ordered the immediate closure of its border with Congo as rare Ebola cases surge in the region. Health officials are racing to contain the outbreak while the WHO warns against border restrictions, urging coordinated action to stop the spread and protect lives.
Refugees in Kenya face growing digital exclusion as AI and technology reshape the global economy. Documentation barriers, poverty, and limited digital access threaten education, employment, and innovation opportunities, leaving many refugee youth at risk of being left behind.
Nigerian filmmaker, Director Toka McBaror has shared an emotional reflection on one of the darkest periods of his life, speaking about survival, resilience, and hope. His honest message about refusing to surrender to darkness is inspiring conversations about healing and personal growth.
