Business Insider Africa covered the launch of LivUp Lifestyle as a Dubai members club offering business setup support, professional connections, concierge services and lifestyle benefits.
Yahoo Finance carried an ACCESS Newswire report announcing LivUp Lifestyle, a Dubai membership community combining business support, professional networking and lifestyle services.
ACCESS Newswire published LivUp Lifestyle’s launch announcement, describing a Dubai member community built around business support, networking, concierge services and selected lifestyle benefits.
WeAreTech Africa reported on Tonye Anyanwu’s proposed work with the Central African Republic presidency on cryptocurrency and digital infrastructure. An editor’s note later added that a government minister described the engagement as crypto-solutions consultancy work rather than the appointment first reported.
The Guardian Nigeria reported Tonye Anyanwu’s remarks about beginning technology work connected with the Central African Republic presidency and described a remit spanning digital assets, blockchain infrastructure, records, cybersecurity and digital finance.
In an interview with The Guardian Nigeria, Tonye Anyanwu discussed his route into entrepreneurship, the influence of technology on his work and adopting a fully remote operating model before the COVID-19 pandemic.
Business Insider Africa covered the launch of LivUp Lifestyle as a Dubai members club offering business setup support, professional connections, concierge services and lifestyle benefits.
Yahoo Finance carried an ACCESS Newswire report announcing LivUp Lifestyle, a Dubai membership community combining business support, professional networking and lifestyle services.
ACCESS Newswire published LivUp Lifestyle’s launch announcement, describing a Dubai member community built around business support, networking, concierge services and selected lifestyle benefits.
Agence Afrique reported that Tonye Anyanwu had been named a special adviser to the Central African Republic presidency on cryptocurrency and digital innovation, and outlined the digital responsibilities attributed to the role.
WeAreTech Africa reported on Tonye Anyanwu’s proposed work with the Central African Republic presidency on cryptocurrency and digital infrastructure. An editor’s note later added that a government minister described the engagement as crypto-solutions consultancy work rather than the appointment first reported.
The Nation reported an appointment involving cryptocurrency and digital innovation work for the Central African Republic presidency, with responsibilities described across digital assets, blockchain infrastructure, records, cybersecurity and digital finance.
Vanguard reported that Pascal Bida Koyagbele announced Tonye Anyanwu for a Central African Republic presidency role focused on cryptocurrency and digital innovation, and described the technology responsibilities attached to it.
The Guardian Nigeria reported Tonye Anyanwu’s remarks about beginning technology work connected with the Central African Republic presidency and described a remit spanning digital assets, blockchain infrastructure, records, cybersecurity and digital finance.
THISDAY reported that an entrepreneurship workshop funded by Tonye Anyanwu and organised by the Connectopia Foundation provided training, startup materials and seed funding to participants, with additional support for widows and small businesses.
The Nation reported plans for a paid internship and mentoring programme intended for people interested in financial services, investment and technology, after an earlier start was delayed during the COVID-19 pandemic.
In an interview with The Guardian Nigeria, Tonye Anyanwu discussed his route into entrepreneurship, the influence of technology on his work and adopting a fully remote operating model before the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Sun Nigeria reported plans for a recurring virtual masterclass using Instagram and other online platforms to discuss technology, trading and investment with aspiring participants during the COVID-19 period.
Vanguard covered the TOWR mobile platform and Tonye Anyanwu’s work as its chief technical officer, describing an app designed to connect drivers with towing, vehicle transport and other automobile services in the UAE.
New Telegraph reported Tonye Anyanwu’s response to the Nigerian government lifting its Twitter ban, including his concern about the effect the restriction had on young people and small businesses using the platform.
P.M.EXPRESS reported Tonye Anyanwu’s criticism of a proposed reciprocal travel restriction during the Omicron period and his preference for a diplomatic response to international travel bans.
Independent Nigeria reported Tonye Anyanwu’s response to a deadly bus attack in Sokoto State, including condolences for victims’ families and calls for stronger security patrols and public vigilance.
P.M. News reported Tonye Anyanwu’s call for wealthier countries to improve vaccine access in lower-income nations during the emergence of the Omicron variant, arguing that travel restrictions were not a lasting response.
Nigerian Tribune reported Tonye Anyanwu’s response to the Lagos judicial panel report on the 2020 protests, including calls for authorities to act on the findings and for civic engagement that protected peaceful coexistence.