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Apprentice web/game developer, published author, journalist, a different kind of writer.

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Abuja telecom summit to decide Africa’s digital priorities through 2031

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By Omoleye Omoruyi Verified
| Technext
Africa’s telecom and digital economy ministers will gather in Abuja from July 23-24 for the 7th Ordinary Session of the African Telecommunications Union Conference of Plenipotentiaries, an event that will shape how the continent handles internet access, spectrum and emerging technology for the next four years.
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Why go to Morocco?

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By Omoleye Omoruyi Verified
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OPay’s 2031 ambitions: 1 billion users, 10 million merchants, and payments you won’t see

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By Omoleye Omoruyi Verified
| Technext
OPay used its media parley on July 16 to lay out a set of numbers that read less like a product update and more like a national infrastructure plan. By 2031, the company said, it wants to serve one billion users, create one million jobs, and onboard ten million merchants to its platform. Those figures sit far beyond Nigeria’s population, which suggests the company is already thinking about its ambitions in pan-African or global terms rather than domestic ones alone.
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