Anibe Idajili is the Founder at TechCity. With a passion for technology and a flair for creativity, Anibe explores themes in BFSI and financial services while also delving into topics like cloud computing and digital art. Anibe's insights and work have been featured in TechCity.
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Anibe's coverage mainly focuses on press releases and private sector announcements within the tech and business sectors, with a particular emphasis on Nigeria. This suggests that she may be open to receiving pitches related to new tech initiatives, partnerships, and business developments in Nigeria specifically.
Given Anibe's focus on private sector announcements, she may be receptive to exclusive insights or interviews from industry insiders involved in these developments. Pitches offering detailed analysis of market trends or the impact of specific initiatives within the Nigerian tech and business landscape could also resonate well with her coverage preferences.
Considering Anibe’s interest in Google-related topics as well as partnerships involving big tech companies like Aleph and Audiomack, relevant pitches might include exclusive information about upcoming collaborations or expansions into new markets tied to these companies' activities in Nigeria.
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Despite immense talent, Nigeria's AI dream stalls on power cuts and poor internet The darkness didn't just swallow the light; it ate the last 48 hours of his work.
“Madam, we can't help you. You are not on our list,” a nurse at Kontagora Central Primary Healthcare Centre (PHC) told Maimuna Aliyu at 12 weeks, ending the hope of a pregnant woman seeking her first prenatal checkup.
By: Anibe Idajili
For years, the Nigerian marketplace was defined by a single, exhausting phrase: “Please send proof of payment.”
By: Anibe Idajili
In February 2026, I sat in the Old Market of Kontagora, Niger State, watching Mariam Jubril tap the cracked screen of her Nokia 130.
By: Anibe Idajili
In 2021, Chinedu was short of cash and needed money urgently. With no other options, he turned to a loan app. It asked for his personal details and permission to access his contacts.
A recent field reporting exposed how National Identification Number (NIN) registration challenges blocked access to Basic Health Care Provision Fund (BHCPF) services.
