Semicolon Africa·Nov 6, 2025From Sales Rep to Software Engineer: Emmanuel’s Journey of TransformationBefore code and computers, there was hustle — long days as a young sales rep, earning little and giving everything. Emmanuel was the…
Semicolon Africa·Oct 28, 2025Code, Confidence, and Community: The Techpreneur Shaping a New Narrative for African Women in TechOlúwatóbiloba Adeboye had a life that always came first, except for her own desires. A devoted wife and mother of two, she ran two…
Semicolon Africa·Oct 14, 2025Semicolon & Yabatech Unite to Supercharge Nigeria’s Tech Talent PipelineNew MoU launches industry-aligned training, hands-on labs and startup support to produce job-ready graduates and spark entrepreneurship.
Semicolon Africa·Dec 10, 2024My Future is Secured: Baliqis Mosunmola Sulaimon’s Semicolon StoryBefore Semicolon, all I had was a simple dream of becoming a veterinary doctor or owning a poultry farm. But now, I can think bigger, and I…
Semicolon Africa·Dec 6, 2024I Love Life Again: Oluwaseyi Olubiyi’s Semicolon StoryI love life, and I love the idea of taking care of people so much that I wanted to become a doctor. But in my third year at university…
Semicolon Africa·Dec 6, 2024Leaving Everything for Tech: Orisakwe Nwokocha’s Semicolon StoryI’ve always been a fast learner — the kind of kid people call a genius. I started university at 13 and finished with a master’s degree. My…
Semicolon Africa·Dec 6, 2024Paying it Forward: Muhammed Baba Muhammed’s Semicolon StoryThe good we do today determines what happens in the future. This is my story and my transformation into tech.
Semicolon Africa·Oct 24, 2024The Cleaner Who Brought a Laptop to Work — Precious Etim’s StoryMy name is Precious Etim. Like every child, I had big dreams about my future. But everything paused when my mom passed away in my second…A response icon3A response icon3
Semicolon Africa·Oct 24, 2024Delay is Not Denial: Favour Mbata’s Story of Two CohortsWho was Favour Mbata before Semicolon? Before Semicolon, nursing was all I knew. By the time I was nine years old, people were already…A response icon1A response icon1
Semicolon Africa·Oct 24, 2024How Israel Nwaloziri Broke Out of His ShellWhen I joined Semicolon, I made a rule for myself to speak only 25 words per day to everyone. I rarely left the class and kept my guard up…