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posted by Philip James ..Abuja The advance of the internet has democratized admission to the world of entrepreneurship. From virtually anywhere in the world (provided internet access), makers can launch real, viable businesses capable of generating tens of millions of dollars a year. While technology has lowered the barrier to entry to starting a business, there is still an infinite supply of problems just waiting to be solved. With tons of ideas out there, what does it really take to build your startup (besides a bit of luck and correct timing)? Execution. You just have to start. No one is going to come and build your company for you. But...where is the best place to start? I've pieced together 25 business ideas that I am confident are worth millions, but I don’t have time to build them because I'm full-tilt . Any of these could be an awesome starting point to get your business of the ground.  1. Gmail extensions Modern businesses rely on ema...

This drone is the top selling drone in Nigeria right now, because it's such a good deal for a high quality drone… DroneX Pro has finally made it affordable to buy a high quality drone with a built in HD camera. Usually a high quality drone with a HD camera like this would cost anywhere between $400-$900. This one is currently being sold for a much lower price (it will suprize you). This drone takes amazing videos, photos and selfies. Thousands of people in Nigeria have been uploading incredible selfies from insane angles with this drone. When they started uploading them to social media EVERYONE started to want to do the same! Unlike muost of the expensive and bulky ones that first came out, this one is the same size as a smartphone. It's easy to use, and much more affordable ( only $99 for a limited time ). It's finally a price thats affordable to eve...

New technological innovations are shifting and transforming Africa. Smart young entrepreneurs, developers and programmers have sprung up in innovation hubs, accelerators and incubators centers around the continent to build information and telecom solutions that exploit the continent's blend of challenges and opportunities. Each year, the number of technology hubs across Africa is rising and new technology is changing the way all sectors do business. From healthcare to education, agriculture to business, technology has changed it all. According to the global telecoms industry body GSMA’s Ecosystem Accelerator, a program that works to enable partnerships between operators and developers in the continent, there are a total of 314 tech hubs and incubation centers in Africa recorded by July 2016. On its last mapping, the World Bank reported that there were 117 tech centers spread across the continent. GSMA says the 314 or more tech hubs in Africa are spread acros...

The focus on innovation is emerging as a key theme in the Africa Union’s long-term strategy, Agenda 2063, as Africans find better ways of solving local problems and innovation on the continent continues to grow. Despite challenging factors such as access to capital, inadequate infrastructure and poor technical manpower, Africa is brimming with a rising generation of creative-thinking innovators who are constantly developing new technologies to help simplify lives and transform societies. Here are a few recent innovations made in Africa by Africans. Uganda’s multipurpose tractor Last Thursday, Makerere University in Kampala, Uganda,  unveiled a multi-purpose tractor called the MV Mulimi at the University’s Agricultural Research Institute. The three-wheel mobile innovation is made out of a combination of wood and steel, and has several functions other than ploughing fields and transporting farm produce. The MV Mulimi also pumps water for irrigation,...

Technology has been the bedrock of economic and infrastructural development in many nations of the world. Countries with massive technological innovations and innovators are well respected in the comity of nations, and often tend to influence the political and economic policies of less tech endowed nations, There is no doubt that Africa is at the lowest level in the food chain when it comes to technology innovations. This is a continent usually plagued by famine, war, strife, and illiteracy, all of which combine to make her the dumping ground for goods produced by technologically advanced nations. Currently, things are changing for the better in a continent hosting the largest number of nations commonly referred to as “The Third World.”The level of illiteracy is declining, Africans are getting better educated and the continent is generally witnessing a rise in the number of tech innovations and inventors. Nigerians are at the forefront when it comes to technology inno...