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Ngozi Chukwu

(She/Her)
Lagos
As seen in: TechCabal, Journal of Women & Aging, Biomed Central (BMC), infodig.com.ng, Business Post Examiner, Zikoko
Covers:  Technology and business, especially in e-commerce, logistics, and mobility sectors.
Doesn't Cover: I am pretty agnostic.
somewhere crying over spilt milk. also figured out how to throw my password in a well.

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Ngozi Chukwu’s Biography

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Ngozi Chukwu is a reporter at TechCabal, a prominent African technology publication under Big Cabal Media. Her beats are e-commerce, logistics, and mobility.

Before becoming a beat reporter, Ngozi covered fintech, Web3, and female founders for TechCabal. One of her articles won the 2023 ReportHer Awards, a gender-balanced reportage award from the Wole Soyinka Centre for Investigative Journalism, supported by UN Women and the Canadian government, highlighting her impactful work.

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Ngozi Chukwu’s Journalist Portfolio

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The many inventions of UNILAG's first ever Engineering Spirit

The many inventions of UNILAG's first ever Engineering Spirit

Moturayo Sanyaolu is working on an off-grid heating blanket, a laser gun for real-life Call of Duty, and insp…

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From Paystack superfan to CEO: The life of Selar's Douglas Kendyson | TechCabal

From Paystack superfan to CEO: The life of Selar's Douglas Kendyson | TechCabal

Selar CEO Douglas Kendyson calls himself "God's favourite," and his journey in tech so far reinforces his bel…

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Lagos drivers reveal the most profitable ride-hailing apps in 2025

Lagos drivers reveal the most profitable ride-hailing apps in 2025

Which ride-hailing apps pays best? We spoke to six drivers who frequently switch between apps to find out.

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Exclusive: Vendease cuts 120 jobs in second round of layoffs to extend runway

Exclusive: Vendease cuts 120 jobs in second round of layoffs to extend runway

The first layoffs at Vendease impacted 86 employees, about 20% of the staff. About 120, 35% of staff, will be…

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Sendstack bets on GPS trackers to hit $1 million in revenue in 2025

Sendstack bets on GPS trackers to hit $1 million in revenue in 2025

Sendstack is betting on a new hardware play-GPS tracking devices-to hit $1 million in revenue by the end of 2…

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Ex-Kuda executive sues over gender discrimination, wrongful termination allegations

Ex-Kuda executive sues over gender discrimination, wrongful termination allegations

A former executive at Kuda has filed a lawsuit alleging a toxic work culture, gender discrimination, and reta…

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Articles

Hyperbridge CTO wants African financial institutions to issue local stablecoins

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By Ngozi Chukwu
| TechCabal Verified
At Moonshot by TechCabal on Wednesday, October 15, David Salami, chief technology officer of Hyperbridge, a blockchain interoperability company, called on African banks, fintechs, and mobile money operators to become issuers of locally pegged stablecoins. He argued that the digital versions of African fiat could slash cross-border payment fees by up to % and help Africa leapfrog the banking friction and currency wars caused by its fragmented financial systems.
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Next Wave: We should all be skit makers

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By Ngozi Chukwu
| TechCabal Verified
First published 31 Aug, 2025 We should all be skit makers Image: Gemini At a recent team dinner, TechCabal’s editor-in-chief, Fu’ad Lawal, laughed at something ridiculous I did and declared I should be making skits. He was half-joking, but he is not wrong. A skit is a short, humorous performance that often parodies a common situation. When I say “skit” in this article, I’m not referring to the crude comedic slop often found on social media.
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Jumia names Axian Telecom founder to Board as takeover talk intensifies

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By Ngozi Chukwu
| TechCabal Verified
In June 2025, Angela Mwanza, a managing director at Rockefeller Capital Management, resigned from Jumia’s Supervisory Board, a position she had held since 2019. One month later, on August 26, Jumia filed a petition to appoint Hassanein Hiridjee, the founder and director of Axian Telecom, Africa’s sixth-largest telecommunications company. This appointment is not entirely unexpected.
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What's the best pitch you ever got?

None comes to mind.

What's your favorite drink?

Heineken.

When you're not at a computer, where are you most likely to be?

Sleeping.

Awards

ReportHer Award

2023 - Gender-balanced reportage (Digital)

The ReportHer Award is a gender-balanced reportage award issued by the Wole Soyinka Centre for Investigative Journalism (WSCIJ) and sponsored by UN Women and the Canadian government.

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