Redtech – Nominated for Start up of the Year at the MOI Awards

Redtech – Nominated for Start up of the Year at the MOI Awards

Redtech is a Nigerian technology and payment solutions company redefining how digital transactions are executed across industries. With expertise in software engineering, financial systems, and infrastructure, Redtech builds enterprise-grade tools for payments, energy management, and financial inclusion. In 2025, Redtech became a major industry talking point after announcing it had processed over ₦12 trillion in
Fincra – Nominated for the Start-up of the Year at the MOI Awards

Fincra – Nominated for Start-up of the Year at the MOI Awards

Fincra is a fast-growing payments infrastructure company simplifying how businesses collect, hold, and move money across Africa and beyond.  Founded to solve the challenges of fragmented financial systems, Fincra provides seamless APIs, virtual accounts, and instant payouts that power local and cross-border transactions for fintechs, marketplaces, and global enterprises. In 2025, Fincra has stood out
Integrated Indigo Limited – Nominated for Creative Agency of the Year at the MOI Awards

Integrated Indigo Limited – Nominated for Creative Agency of the Year at the MOI Awards

Integrated Indigo is a full-service public relations and strategic communications consultancy based in Lagos, Nigeria. Under the leadership of Bolaji Abimbola, the agency has steadily built a reputation for combining creative storytelling, strategic thinking, and measurable impact. Founded with the mission of helping brands stand out not just visually but reputationally, Indigo offers services including
Adika - Nominated for Content Creator Of The Year At MOI Award

Adika – Nominated for Content Creator of the Year at the MOI Awards

Adika, better known online as Adikastakes, is a trending Nigerian content creator, sports analyst, and jersey entrepreneur. Operating at the intersection of football commentary and digital commerce, he has carved out a distinctive niche in the creator space. As Adikastakes, he publishes match analyses, tactical breakdowns, and opinion-driven content across YouTube and social platforms. His
Salem King - Nominated for Content Creator Of The Year At MOI Award

Salem King – Nominated for Content Creator Of The Year At MOI Award

Salem King is one of Nigeria’s foremost voices in content creation and growth strategy, often hailed as “The Creator’s Creator.” He built his personal brand from scratch and today commands a cross-platform following exceeding 320,000. With a background in economics, Salem initially worked in real estate and sales before recognizing his calling in knowledge sharing
Online Banker - Nominated for Influencer Business and Impact Of The Year At MOI Award

Online Banker – Nominated for Influencer Business and Impact Of The Year At MOI Award

Stanley C. Onuorah, widely known as Online Banker, is a leading Nigerian finance educator who has built a trusted digital voice by simplifying banking, economic policy, and personal finance for everyday Nigerians.  With over eleven years of experience in commercial and microfinance banking, including roles at institutions such as Access Bank and NIRSAL Microfinance Bank,
SixFigureMom - Nominated for Influencer Business and Impact Of The Year At MOI Award

SixFigureMom – Nominated for Influencer Business and Impact Of The Year At MOI Award

SixFigureMom, Chinyere Uchendu, is an AI and digital strategy consultant and the founder of LearnifyAfrica, an ed-tech platform teaching AI/no-code and remote-work skills across the continent. Her professional profile highlights 8+ years in digital strategy and training, with a focus on helping women and youth build sustainable online income. As Head Instructor at LearnifyAfrica, she
Adeife Adeoye - Nominated for Influencer Business and Impact Of The Year At MOI Award

Adeife Adeoye – Nominated for Influencer Business and Impact Of The Year At MOI Award

A content strategist and community builder, Adeife Adeoye is the founder of Remote WorkHER, a platform helping young Africans (especially women) navigate remote work, personal branding, and income growth. She has been profiled for her impact on women’s careers and financial independence, and regularly shares practical career playbooks across Instagram, YouTube and X. In 2025,she
CEO Luminee - Nominated For Creative Force In Fashion at the MOI Award

CEO Luminee – Nominated For Creative Force In Fashion at the MOI Award

Abiodun Folashade Tokunbo, popularly known as CEO Luminee, is a prominent Nigerian fashion designer and the founder and creative director of Anjy Luminee Couture, a high-end fashion house based in Ikeja, Lagos. Her brand is known as Anjy Luminee Couture, also called House of Luminee. Tokunbo is celebrated for imaginative, avant-garde design with a strong
Aisy Nosa Edeh Aisosa - Nominated For Creative Force In Fashion at the MOI Award

Aisy Nosa Edeh Aisosa – Nominated For Creative Force In Fashion at the MOI Award

Aisy Nosa Edeh is a Nigerian fashion designer and entrepreneur based in Lagos. She is the founder of two complementary businesses: the clothing brand Stitchesbyaisy and the vocational training center Aisy Fashion Academy. Her work is primarily promoted through her personal and business Instagram accounts, where she is also a brand influencer. Stitchesbyaisy offers ready-to-wear
Somo by Somo - Nominated for Creative Force in Fashion of the Year at the MOI Awards

Somo by Somo – Nominated for Creative Force in Fashion of the Year at the MOI Awards

Sophia Ugbegua is the founder and creative designer of Somo by Somo, a celebrated Nigerian women’s wear brand. Her work is distinguished by elaborate detailing, a bold aesthetic, and high-quality craftsmanship, with a strong focus on bridal and custom-made couture. Her design philosophy is rooted in a “glamorous, daring, and expressive” alter ego. She established
Yomi Casual — Nominated for Creative Force in Fashion of the Year at the MOI Awards

Yomi Casual — Nominated for Creative Force in Fashion of the Year at the MOI Awards

Yomi Casual has redefined contemporary menswear by blending bold African aesthetics with global-ready tailoring, turning his label into a constant fixture across film, music videos, TV, and red-carpet culture. His looks amplify the visibility of Nigerian fashion in mainstream media, while strategic collaborations with entertainers and influencers drive trend adoption at scale. Beyond design, his
Nyesom Wike CON – Nominated for the  Capital Leadership Award at the MOI Awards 

Nyesom Wike CON – For the Capital Leadership Award at the MOI Awards 2025

Ezenwo Nyesom Wike has been nominated for the Capital Leadership Award at the MOI Awards — a nod to a journey that began far from the spotlight. Born on December 13, 1964, in Rumuepirikom, Obio-Akpor, Rivers State, and rooted in the Ikwerre community, Wike grew up around everyday people whose needs were practical and urgent.
Babajide Sanwoolu – Nominated for the Investment & Development Leadership Award at the MOI Awards

Babajide Sanwo-olu – For the ‘Investment & Development Leadership Award’ at the MOI Awards 2025

Babajide Olusola Sanwo-Olu is a Nigerian politician and seasoned public servant, currently serving as the Governor of Lagos State. Hailing from Lagos, he has built a reputation as a forward-thinking leader with a strong focus on urban development, investment, and economic growth. Sanwo-Olu’s educational journey reflects his commitment to excellence. He attended Government Demonstration School,
Jim Ovia — Nominated for the Lifetime Achievement in Industry Leadership Award at the MOI Awards

Jim Ovia — Nominated for the Lifetime Achievement in Industry Leadership Award at the MOI Awards

Jim Ovia is widely regarded as the “Godfather of Banking,” a visionary who founded Zenith Bank in 1990 during a time of economic instability and a “sorely underdeveloped business climate.” His bold vision was to build a bank that was modern, efficient, and technology-driven. Under his leadership for 20 years, Zenith grew from a startup
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Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala — Nominated for Lifetime Achievement in Industry Leadership at the MOI Awards

Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala — Nominated for Lifetime Achievement in Industry Leadership at the MOI Awards

Economist, reformer, and global trade leader, Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala’s career spans two terms as Nigeria’s Finance Minister and service as Director-General of the World Trade Organisation. Her work blends public-sector reform with institution-building across global finance and trade. She has championed debt relief, macroeconomic stabilisation, and transparent public finance, while advancing initiatives that expand market
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Femi Aluko — Nominated for Young Executive to Watch Under 40 at the MOI Awards

Femi Aluko — Nominated for Young Executive to Watch Under 40 at the MOI Awards

Ex-Paystack principal engineer Femi Aluko co-founded Chowdeck and, in 2024, secured a multi-million-dollar seed round to scale on-demand delivery, then pushed into POS/restaurant tech with a 2025 acquisition of Mira. Operationally, Chowdeck has reported crossing tens of billions of naira in deliveries and, three months after launching in Accra, surpassed 1,000 daily orders, rare momentum
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Kelvin Umechukwu — Nominated for Young Executive to Watch (Under 35) at the MOI Awards

Kelvin Umechukwu — Nominated for Young Executive to Watch Under 40 at the MOI Awards

Kelvin is co-founder & CEO of Bumpa, a mobile-first commerce OS for African SMEs. Bumpa has raised venture funding and integrates directly with Meta to let merchants sell, invoice, and manage orders from one place. The platform keeps shipping product education, partnerships, and an acquisition (Fyyne) to expand into new markets, all in service of
Odunayo Eweniyi — Nominated for Young Executive to Watch Under 40 at the MOI Awards

Odunayo Eweniyi — Nominated for Young Executive to Watch Under 40 at the MOI Awards

As co-founder & COO of PiggyVest, Odunayo Eweniyi helped build one of Nigeria’s largest consumer fintech platforms—crossing millions of customers and paying out hundreds of billions of naira to users in 2024. She’s also a TIME100 Next and Bloomberg 50 alum for broader social impact. Beyond product scale, she co-founded FirstCheck Africa to back female
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