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 Kemisola Bolarinwa

African Changemaker

Kemisola Bolarinwa

Kemisola is the Founder of Nextwear Technologies, the first wearable technology startup in Nigeria pioneering the designing and development of devices that enhance healthier living and personal security.

In February 2022, she designed the prototype for her most significant invention, the smart bra.

The device only needs to be worn for up to 30 minutes to get the readings required, with its IoT and Application Programming Interface (API) components translating readings into understandable information via a mobile app.

A robotics engineer with exceptional tech skills, Kemisola’s work in the field of wearable technology is significant. She is a strong advocate for STEM Education, mainly for the girlchild and has a passion for bridging the STEM gender gap to attract young women to choose careers in STEM-related fields.

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Catherine Muraga

Catherine is a Kenyan information technology professional and tech leader with a passion for applying technology to create business outcomes or impact lives positively.

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Dr. Bosun Tijani

African Changemaker

Dr. Bosun Tijani

Bosun is a Nigerian entrepreneur passionate about Africa’s vibrant and growing tech ecosystem.

Born and raised in Nigeria, Bosun Tijani is a Nigerian entrepreneur, co-founder, and CEO of Co-creation Hub (CcHUB), a technology innovation center dedicated to accelerating the application of social capital and technology for economic prosperity in Africa.

Before CcHUB, Bosun honed his depth of experience in innovation and entrepreneurship by designing and managing profitable business models for high-end enterprise solutions at Hewlett Packard.

He is passionate about the concept of distributed innovation systems and the need for African countries to leverage each other’s strengths and weaknesses to push the continent forward.

He is also an avid fitness enthusiast, a drive that saw him found Truppr, a social tool that connects people to events and other people around them to help make fitness a lifestyle.

 

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