Not all our geniuses will make it out to be sold or to impact the world and that is perfectly fine.

When we live to prove a point to our detractors, we tend to be wrongly motivated and it may eventually lead to a toxic path to success.

Teachers remain the student's best recommender after graduation, and their impact on students' lives after graduation is often overlooked.

Good intentions are good but they are sometimes not enough if we miss instructions and context.

With good intentions comes great responsibilities. The use of social media for cancelling or digital mobbing creates more harm than good. There is a need for balance.

Many people have been conditioned that the light is at the end of the tunnel, and so they refuse to be the light through the tunnel.

Imagine a vending machine. When you put in the right amount of money, it automatically gives you the snack you want. In blockchain, a smart contract is like a digital vending machine that follows pre-set rules. When certain conditions are met, it automatically executes actions without needing a middleman.

Decentralization is often misunderstood when we explain it to people in the context of Blockchain. This story breaks the concept down in a relatable storytelling format.

One of the biggest issues with understanding Blockchain is the high sounding technical jargons we use in explaining it which most times makes people confused eventually. This is a fictional story written in English and Yoruba language setting attempting to explain the concept of “Blockchain”.

Our blockchain consensus must evolve greatly to other domains outside of the financial system. “Proof of whatever” emphasizes different types of consensus that can be explore in Africa across different industries.

Conferences need to change to having better focus and quality conversations rather than a mere time of choosing new excos and comparison of who is going better than others within the profession.

The ease of access to microphones and camera is great but who is qualified to speak authoritatively on the microphones?

It seems financial inclusion has become a mere buzz word and the real reason is being neglected while we only focus on creating more wallets for the banked.

The “Machine Breakers” of the past fought for what they believed in. Even though the movement became a thing of the past, are there things they fought for that still exists today in the more digital era?

In the dynamic landscape of entrepreneurship, success often hinges on the ability to think beyond conventional boundaries and embrace innovative approaches.

The digital utopians and the techno-skeptics alike, agree that the blockchain technology will become mainstream and powerful, in contrast to other technologies where there are numerous and distinct schools of thought.

We may not be able to predict how things will play out, but AI will definitely change the playbook of the industry in the coming days. Fingers crossed.

Here are five lessons I have learnt leading a technical team

A number of young startup founders are using Non-disclosure agreements wrongly because of false illusion of idea rarity.

Organizations and governments alike usually launched new technologies on a complex social technical systems and it is wasting investment.