Nigerian Tech Daily: Accessibility, E-Hailing, and Voice AI Innovations
Nigerian tech innovators are pushing boundaries in accessibility, e-hailing, and voice AI, with potential implications for businesses and SMEs.

Accessibility Takes Center Stage
Toyosi Badejo-Okusanya, a deaf entrepreneur, shares her experience with accessibility in the cinema, highlighting the importance of inclusivity in entertainment. Her story underscores the need for businesses to prioritize accessibility, ensuring that all customers can access their services.
E-Hailing Revolution in South Africa
Four friends have developed Bro Cabs, a commission-free e-hailing platform for drivers in South Africa. This innovative approach aims to give drivers 100% of their fares, challenging the traditional commission-based model of Uber and Bolt. The founders' success story serves as a reminder that entrepreneurship can thrive outside of traditional venture capital funding.
Voice AI Infrastructure for Underserved Markets
KrosAI is building the telecommunications infrastructure for voice AI in underserved markets. By providing a reliable and compliant platform, KrosAI enables businesses to deploy voice agents that can communicate with customers in hard-to-reach areas. This innovation has the potential to bridge the gap in customer service for businesses operating in these markets.
Safaricom Appoints New CFO
Safaricom has appointed Boniface Mungania as its new Chief Financial Services Officer. With over two decades of experience in financial services, customer care, and business development, Mungania brings a wealth of knowledge to the role. His appointment is a testament to the importance of experienced leadership in the tech industry.
Community Platform for Missions and Rewards
Bravoo has launched a community platform that focuses on missions, participation, and rewards. This innovative approach aims to create a sense of community among users, encouraging them to participate in various activities and missions. The platform has the potential to create new revenue streams for businesses and reward loyal customers.
Checking Eligibility for FG's N50,000 Relief
OPay customers can check their eligibility for the Federal Government's N50,000 National Emergency Relief and Stabilisation Intervention (NERSI) through the USSD code and mobile app. This initiative aims to provide relief to eligible customers, and businesses can leverage this opportunity to offer support and services to those in need.
The Takeaway for Nigerian Businesses & SME Operators
In today's fast-paced tech landscape, businesses and SMEs must be prepared to adapt and innovate. The developments highlighted in this brief demonstrate the importance of accessibility, e-hailing, and voice AI in enhancing customer experience. To stay competitive, businesses must prioritize rapid response times, customer availability, and inclusivity. By doing so, they can create a loyal customer base and drive growth in the Nigerian market.
Sources & Outbound References
- •Toyosi Badejo-Okusanya on beauty, deafness and building Adaptive Atelier(TechCabal)
- •Four friends want to change how South Africa’s e-hailing drivers make money(TechCabal)
- •KrosAI is building the telecommunications infrastructure for voice AI in underserved markets(The Condia)
- •Safaricom names Boniface Mungania as CFO(The Condia)
- •Bravoo Builds Community Platform Around Missions, Participation and Rewards - Techpoint Africa(Techpoint Africa)
- •How OPay customers can check eligibility for FG’s N50,000 relief(Nairametrics Fintech)
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