Today, we explore a groundbreaking wearable that checks glucose without needles (satellite tech meets diabetes!) and unpack the drama around Nigeria’s proposed 100% telecom tariff hike. Tech, tariffs, and a bit of spice—don’t miss it!

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In this episode we connect riddles to AI, explaining how AI struggles with solving riddles due to reliance on context, cultural nuances, and double meanings, which it cannot easily grasp.  Also shares a tech-related story about GT Bank’s recovery of 1.9 billion Naira mistakenly credited to accounts during a migration to a new banking platform. Which  highlights the importance of technology upgrades in banks, the regulatory oversight needed, and the potential impact on customer trust and economic confidence.

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Smart speakers that actually get smart? In today’s episode, we break down MATTER, the tech looking to unite your gadgets into one happy family—no more “Apple vs. Google” drama. Nigeria’s oil and gas sector crushed 2024 with a 160% gain, break down of how subsidy cuts, naira devaluation, and big players like Corn Oil (361% up!) drove the boom—and what it means for the economy.

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Starlink has increased its monthly subscription prices, citing rising operational costs and the need to enhance global coverage and service quality. Meanwhile, Nigerians completed over ₦5.63 billion in online transactions in 2024, a 25% jump from 2023, reflecting the growing adoption of digital payments. Cheque usage, however, continues to decline, signaling a shift toward more efficient payment methods.

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 The most popular payment methods on Nigeria 2024: Everyone does transfers

On this episode of The Evening Dew, Drone and Musa take you through 2024’s tech highlights—from billion-dollar valuations to AI breakthroughs, controversial moves by Binance and Twitter, and Africa’s tech rise. Plus, we dive into Nigeria’s mining reboot in Zamfara and what it means for jobs, the economy, and your next smartphone

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In this episode of The Evening Dew, Musa  dives into the world of angel investing in Africa, guided by insights from the ABAN report (African Business Angel Network, led by Tommy Davis—yes, that Tommy Davis). From $25k “cautious” checks to the rise of collaborative angel syndicates, we unpack the trends, challenges, and wild potential of African startups.

Whether you’re a budding entrepreneur, a cautious investor, or just here for the vibes, this one’s got something for you. Plus, a shoutout to Stears—because data is love, data is life.

On this episode of The Evening Dew, we’re tackling two very different but equally important stories:

Musa breaks down Nigeria’s proposed 2025 budget, a financial plan loaded with big promises, ambitious projects, and of course a few eyebrow-raising allocations. Will it deliver the economic magic Nigerians hope for, or are we looking at another fiscal headache?

Egorp... explores how AI is moving in healthcare by detecting diseases like ovarian cancer and pneumonia through simple blood tests. From nanotubes to microbial DNA databases, this tech is straight out of a sci-fi movie—but it’s saving real lives.

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Bruhhh On today’s The Evening Dew… we bring you two stories perfect for this holiday season!

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Soooo On this episode of The Evening Dew…

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