Kwara Innovation Support

To support and inspire Kwara youth to succeed in Tech careers and businesses.

[Kwara Innovation Support @kwisn_org]

D Kwara Innovation Support Network Launch was a huge success. The dinner provided a great opportunity to share our goals and network with various tech stakeholders in Kwara State

Thanks to our host @kwarabuild for organizing a successful summit

Dinner featuring @ilorintechtalk

[Kamaldeen Kehinde @kenkarmah]

Learning AI isn’t a competitive advantage anymore.

Applying AI to solve real problems is.

The gap between those who use AI and those who create value with AI is growing every day.

[Kamaldeen Kehinde @kenkarmah]

The guy that told me “good night last night, see you tomorrow” just called to inform me that he is on his way to relocate to the UK.

[MALhub @malhubng]

Today, we celebrate the fathers who guide with Direction, ground with Discipline, and inspire with Leadership.

Thank you for shaping the changemakers of tomorrow.

[hakeem ☻ 💜 | Studio Duo | Top 1% Framer Designer @digitalforus]

Hello 🇬🇧

Let’s connect if you would be at London Tech Week 🙌🏿

[U.S. Mission Nigeria @USinNigeria]

The United States Mission in Nigeria yesterday signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Ilorin Innovation Hub, formalizing our first public-private partnership outside the American Spaces Network.  This three-year collaboration will expand U.S. presence in Kwara State's emerging tech sector, delivering programming on AI, STEM education, and professional development.

Together, we're showcasing American excellence in innovation and creating opportunities that strengthen ties between the United States and Nigeria.

[Learn2Earn @learn2earnNG]

Some journeys begin with a decision to just show up.

Ilorin, this is your moment.

🗓 Check-In: Friday, 10th April
🗓 Trials: Monday, 13th April
📍Venue: MalHub, 1 Ilofa Road, GRA, Ilorin

Two dates. Two chances to step forward,play the game and see what’s possible when you actually give it a shot.

This isn’t about being perfect.
It’s about being present.
It’s about trying, even if you’re unsure.

If you’ve been watching from the sidelines, consider this your sign to move.

Head to https://t.co/eZMBDIjV4u to play the game, pass and then head to your dashboard and register for check-in.

[Kamaldeen Kehinde @kenkarmah]

Every day, thousands of talented Nigerians and Africans leave home.

Not because they want to.

But because they feel they have no choice.

There are so many talented people migrating to countries like the United States, Germany, and even South Africa.

Why?

Because they believe they are not getting the right opportunities at home.

But here’s the truth most people ignore:

Not everyone actually wants to leave.

Many would rather stay close to:

• their families
• their culture
• their communities

But circumstances push them out.

My concern is this:

Instead of constantly asking why people are leaving…

Why aren’t we focusing more on building a place they don’t want to leave?

What if we focused on:

• better roads and infrastructure
• reliable electricity and amenities
• strong security systems
• accessible healthcare
• an enabling environment for growth

Because when the environment works…

Talent stays.

And when talent stays:

- innovation grows
- businesses scale
- economies develop faster

Right now, every day, we are exporting some of our best minds.

The question is:

For how long do we keep going in circles?

Here are 3 things I believe can make a difference:

1. Build a conducive environment
When a place works, people stay. Infrastructure is not a luxury, it’s a necessity.

2. Create real opportunities
Talents need platforms to express their skills and grow. Without this, they will look elsewhere.

3. Ensure fairness and stability
Clear policies, equal opportunities, and career security give people confidence to stay and build.

Great talent is the foundation of any developing nation.

If we keep losing them…

We slow down our own progress.

I am curious to hear your thoughts, do you think talent migration is a problem we can realistically solve?

#AfricaTech #Nigeria #Talent

[MALhub @malhubng]

MALhub is excited to serve as a Partner Hub for the @iDICEStartup (Founders Lab) in #KwaraState.

This innovative inclusive and sponsored programme targets Tech idea-stage founders between 18 to 35 years in Nigeria.

Apply here: https://t.co/6mP8DXwXH3
📅 Deadline: April 20, 2026

[Kamaldeen Kehinde @kenkarmah]

Nigeria has one of the youngest populations in the world.

That means something powerful:

The next generation of global builders could come from here.

But talent alone is not enough.

We need:

• better infrastructure
• more mentorship
• stronger ecosystems

The opportunity is massive if we get it right.

[Kamaldeen Kehinde @kenkarmah]

Now is a better time to be a salesperson.

[MALhub @malhubng]

Most startups fail not because the idea was bad, but because the execution lacked a market-first strategy.

Join us at MALhub for a session on “Turn Your Startup Idea Into a Market-Ready Business".

Date: 25-03-2026
Time: 12:00 PM

Secure your spot: https://t.co/7QiaAyDCOv

[Claude @claudeai]

Claude Code on desktop can now preview your running apps, review your code, and handle CI failures and PRs in the background.

Here’s what's new:

[24 🥷🏽 @twenty4_io]

I have always only look up to God and for all the times I’ve moved closer to Him, the signs are just so obvious.

~ pics from #DevfestLagos

[Kamaldeen Kehinde @kenkarmah]

Sometimes, we hear people say that a lot of Nigerians have huge sums of money sitting in their accounts doing nothing. Many ask, why can’t they just start a business with it? But the truth is, it’s easier said than done.

[Kamaldeen Kehinde @kenkarmah]

After getting what you prayed for, pray for discipline to keep it and wisdom to multiply it.

[Kamaldeen Kehinde @kenkarmah]

#KBTC25 was a massive success! 🚀

Huge thanks to our super sponsors, partners, speakers, volunteers & every attendee who made it unforgettable.

Together, we’re building the #NextBuilders and shaping the future.

[KwaraBuild | #KBTC25 @kwarabuild]

"Stories matter in tech" Amazing nugget for Shalom our workshop speaker!

#KBTC25 #NextBuilders

[KwaraBuild | #KBTC25 @kwarabuild]

The #KBTC25 speaker lineup is packed with innovators, builders, & ecosystem leaders. Expect insights that are unique & truly future-shaping

From product to fintech, design to operations, this is where the real conversations will happen

Secure your spot:
https://t.co/Gnu60trBLl

[KwaraBuild | #KBTC25 @kwarabuild]

The energy is vibrant, the community is ready, and our workshops have officially kicked off.
Three days of learning, innovation, and collaboration start now.

#KBTC25 #NextBuilders

[Kamaldeen Kehinde @kenkarmah]

#KBTC25 Day was a huge success!

The participants learned about building products with AI tools and monetising their ideas. It was another remarkable moment with startup founders, techies and entrepreneurs.

I'm looking forward to Day 2 and the main conference Day. #NextBuilders