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Faith Omoniyi is a Nigeria-based freelance writer and digital storyteller interested in exploring the intersection between culture, technology, and entertainment in Africa.

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Free alternatives to pirated software in the Nigerian tech market | TechCabal

Free alternatives to pirated software in the Nigerian tech market | TechCabal

A report by MUSO suggested that the rate of software piracy hit a 13.1% increase worldwide in 2021 when compa…

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How Twitter is fast changing conversations in Nigerian media spaces

How Twitter is fast changing conversations in Nigerian media spaces

I wrote about how Twitter Spaces is changing the conversation narrative in the Nigeria media.

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How Travelers, Transporters Fail To Take Precautions Amid Increasing Cases Of COVID-19 (1)

How Travelers, Transporters Fail To Take Precautions Amid Increasing Cases Of COVID-19 (1)

For Twentyten Daily, Precious Ewuji and Faith Omoniyi, visited various parks in Lagos State, Southwest Nigeri…

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How Travelers, Transporters Fail To Take Precautions Amid Increasing Cases Of COVID-19 (1)

How Travelers, Transporters Fail To Take Precautions Amid Increasing Cases Of COVID-19 (1)

For Twentyten Daily, Precious Ewuji and Faith Omoniyi, visited various parks in Lagos State, Southwest Nigeri…

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Meal For Learning (1): Nigerian Students Struggle With Increasing Food Prices

Meal For Learning (1): Nigerian Students Struggle With Increasing Food Prices

Victor Awotubo, a student of english and literary studies in the Federal University, Oye-Ekiti, would usually…

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How poor internet networks threaten virtual classes, businesses in Oye Ekiti

How poor internet networks threaten virtual classes, businesses in Oye Ekiti

IN 2020, COVID-19 virus halted major activities in Nigeria- and globally. Then academic institutions resorted…

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Farming takes flight: How African farmers are using AI and drones to reimagine what’s possible

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By Faith Omoniyi It’s early morning in Accra, Ghana. Darlington Akogo stands at the edge of a 20-hectare cashew farm with a drone controller in hand and eyes fixed on the digital bird slicing across the sky, scouting for trouble. In a few minutes, the drone will send back megabytes of imagery—leaf textures, canopy health, chlorophyll patterns—looking for signs of disease, poor growth, or nutrient deficiency. But the real magic begins after the flight ends.
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How African farmers are using AI and drones to reimagine what’s possible

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By Faith Omoniyi
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It’s early morning in Accra, Ghana. Darlington Akogo stands at the edge of a 20-hectare cashew farm with a drone controller in hand and eyes fixed on the digital bird slicing across the sky, scouting for trouble. In a few minutes, the drone will send back megabytes of imagery—leaf textures, canopy health, chlorophyll patterns—looking for signs of disease, poor growth, or nutrient deficiency. But the real magic begins after the flight ends.
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“I started out of circumstance not ambition”: Day 1-100 of Microware Solutions

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By Faith Omoniyi
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When you ask Michael Ekeagbara, CEO of Microware Solutions Limited, about the origins of his company, he describes it as nothing less than “a journey of hope.” Ekeagbara, the subject of today’s edition of the Day 1–1000 column, began humbly, repairing computers in Kaduna. From that modest start, he pieced together a career that would carry him through fire, rejection, false starts, and finally into building a  Systems, Applications & Products in Data Processing (SAP) Gold Partner company.
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Who do you wish followed you?

Joey Akan. It will be such a huge privilege

Aside from your own, what's your favorite publication to read?

Tech Cabal, Quartz Africa, Pulse, Tech Crunch and Rolling stone,