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Ngozi Chukwu
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Reporter, TechCabal
Lagos
Beats
Biography
Ngozi Chukwu is a reporter at TechCabal, a prominent African technology publication under Big Cabal Media. Her beats are e-commerce, logistics, and mobility. Before becoming a beat reporter, Ngozi covered fintech, Web3, and female founders for TechCabal. One of her articles won the 2023 ReportHer Awards, a gender-balanced reportage award from the Wole Soyinka Centre for Investigative Journalism, supported by UN Women and the Canadian government, highlighting her impactful work. She also has experience contributing to and managing news letters. Before becoming a reporter, Ngozi contributed to TechCabal’s daily newsletter, TC Daily, and wrote the weekly TC Weekender newsletter. Her work, spanning three years, reflects a blend of analytical rigor and storytelling, often tackling complex issues like startup funding challenges, regulatory shifts, and workplace dynamics in Africa’s tech scene. She’s a graduate of the University of Nigeria, Nsukka, where she studied electronic engineering.
and mobility sectors. logisticsTechnology and business especially in e-commerce
Technology.
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Company Info
TechCabal
TechCabal is a prominent digital media company that focuses on the African tech ecosystem. Established in 2013 and headquartered in Lagos, Nigeria, it is part of Big Cabal Media. TechCabal provides in-depth coverage of innovation, entrepreneurship, and technology across the continent. The company publishes high-quality articles and newsletters, including the TC Daily, which offers a daily roundup of technology news and trends in Africa. Through TechCabal Insights, it provides consultancy services that utilize big data to assist various stakeholders, including startups, investors, and governments. TechCabal also organizes events like the Moonshot Conference and manages the Radar forum, fostering discussions on technology in Africa. With a revenue of approximately $7 million and a team of around 39 employees, TechCabal serves a diverse audience across many African countries.
Lagos, Lagos, Nigeria
Founded: 2013