Nigeria’s grey market problem just got a real competitor, as ASUS just opened a flagship store in Computer Village.

Like Marché Ancien Troisième in Douala, Cameroon, Computer Village Ikeja, Lagos, Nigeria, has seen a lot of things. Grey market phones. Fake chargers sold as “original.” That one guy who can fix any laptop motherboard with a heat gun and pure faith, typical of Ancien Troisième. What it hasn’t seen much of, until now, is…

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From scrap metal to sustainable power: This is how Cameroonian Engineer Atud Jonathan Asaah is bringing Clean energy to rural communities

In the quiet village of Bessi in Batibo Subdivision, a stream that has flowed for generations is now doing something extraordinary: it is generating electricity. Behind this remarkable achievement is Atud Jonathan Asaah, a Cameroonian renewable energy specialist whose vision has transformed a simple mountain stream into a functioning micro-hydropower plant capable of supplying electricity…

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My 1.3M Phone as a Candle: The night my mother taught me the real meaning of technology

Sometimes technology teaches us lessons we never expected. As someone who has spent years working around technology, digital transformation, IT infrastructure, and technical operations, I often look at devices differently. I see processors, storage, innovation, engineering, user experience, and the endless possibilities behind every piece of technology. But that night, my mother reminded me of…

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