About Oluniyi David Ajao
Oluniyi David Ajao is a web designer/developer, writer and photography enthusiast based in Ghana and runs Web4Africa. He maintains his personal blog at www.davidajao.com and is the principal brain behind Mobile Africa
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December 27th, 2007
West Africa: The four Cameroonian historical myths
Today, we are taking a tour of the West African blogosphere. Bloggers from Burkina Faso, Cameroon, and Nigeria are discussing children's books, historical myths, the military and politics.
October 1st, 2007
Is there a future for e-commerce in Africa?
The past week turned out to one that came with an interesting debate online about the prospects of e-commerce in Africa. Are there any prospects for e-commerce on the African continent?
July 22nd, 2007
Nigeria: Two Heroic Nigerian Cops; Borderless Office
This week’s blog round-up begans from Nigeria, where Yomi shares a rare story of two brave Nigerian policemen who braved the odds to fight-back about 30 well-armed bank robbers with one of the policemen loosing his life in the process.
June 8th, 2007
FA Cup in Africa, .cm domains, Fathia Nkrumah, The Trial of Charles Taylor, and more from West Africa
This week's West African blog round-up starts from Burkina Faso where Stephen Davies of Voice in the Desert blogs about Africans' penchant for football leagues in Europe in "FA Cup Final in Ouagadougou":
African men care very deeply about their football teams, including the teams they 'adopt' from abroad. In ...
May 4th, 2007
Nigeria: Blogging the historic election (Part 2)
Recently, Nigerians participated in historic national and state elections. This is the concluding part of "Blogging the historic election," which highlights the blog posts by Nigerians on Presidential elections. We will see what Nigerian bloggers were saying on the election day and afterwards.
We will start with election day post ...
April 18th, 2007
Nigeria: Blogging the historic election (Part 1)
It's election time in Africa's most populous country - Nigeria. Nigerian bloggers have been blogging their sentiments and observations of the election. This round-up gives a brief overview of election reports and views shared by Nigerian bloggers before, during and after last Saturday's gubernatorial election.
Pre-election
Yomi Says blogs about pre-election campaign ...
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