5 Top Tech Influencers in Nigeria (2023)

Nigeria is home to a thriving tech environment, where a number of important individuals are influencing the sector and motivating the following generation of tech enthusiasts. Here are Nigeria's top six IT influencers for 2023:


• Iyinoluwa Aboyeji (@iaboyeji):
  
  
  
  
  
  
  

• Iyinoluwa Aboyeji, co-founder of Andela and Flutterwave, has been a pioneer in the African tech revolution. His efforts to develop tech talent and make online payments possible have had a significant impact on Nigeria's tech sector.
  
  

• Fisayo Fosudo:

  
  

  
  
  

With more than 477K subscribers, Fisayo is a visual storyteller, video maker, and tech YouTuber. Since he started on YouTube in 2012, he has received more than 58 million views. He is the most active tech influencer in Nigeria, and he writes reviews of cellphones, apps, and other digital products.

• MissTechy (Tobi Ayeni):
  
  
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• Tech enthusiast, digital strategist, and owner of MissTechy is Tobi Ayeni. She began her platform, www.misstechy.com, as a tech blog in February 2015 and then expanded into creating videos for YouTube and Instagram. She is the only female tech influencer on this list. Her video content is interesting and very compelling. She does stand out from the other tech influencers on this list due to the distinctive method she creates her films. These films cover a wide range of topics, including unboxing, tech reviews, how-to videos, and general tech news.

  
  

• Bosun Tijani (@bosuntijani):
  
  
  
  
  

• Bosun Tijani, the CEO of Co-Creation Hub (CcHub), is a key player in Nigeria's ecosystem for digital incubation and innovation. CcHub has played a crucial role in encouraging tech innovation and helping entrepreneurs in the nation.
  
  
• Adeola Shasanya (@AdeolaShasanya):
  
  
  
  
  
  
  

Adeola Shasanya is an authority on cybersecurity and an activist. Her job entails educating Nigerians about cybersecurity hazards and best practices. Her impact is crucial in a time when digital risks are rising.  These Nigerian tech leaders are not only making important contributions to the sector, but they are also assisting in determining how technology will develop both locally and globally. Their efforts and sway continue to motivate innovation in the Nigerian IT sector.