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Oluniyi D. Ajao

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Oluniyi D. 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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4 May 2007

Nigeria: Blogging the historic election (Part 2)

Written by Oluniyi D. Ajao · Sub-Saharan Africa

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...

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18 April 2007

Nigeria: Blogging the historic election (Part 1)

Written by Oluniyi D. Ajao · Sub-Saharan Africa

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...

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14 March 2007

Ghana: 50 Years of Freedom

Written by Oluniyi D. Ajao · Sub-Saharan Africa

Ghana, the first sub-Saharan African country to gain independence, was 50, on 6th March 2007. Although the celebration, Ghana@50, of the west African nation is year-long, the climax was on...

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23 February 2007

Nigeria: Internet Exchange, Making Money, Abuja, Political Endorsement, And the Niger Delta

Written by Oluniyi D. Ajao · Sub-Saharan Africa

We begin this week's blog round-up with Timbaland's entry about Nigeria Internet Exchange. It so happens that I desire to create an Internet utopia in Nigeria. I have a dream...

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17 January 2007

West Africa: What is NOSPETCO?, Aid Does Not Work, Dogon Architecture and Tourism As A Therapy

Written by Oluniyi D. Ajao · Sub-Saharan Africa

As we delve into the West African blogosphere this week, our first stop is Nigeria. One issue that is attracting so much attention among Nigerians bloggers is NOSPETCO. What is...

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21 December 2006

The Shadowy World of 419, Posing With a Crocodile And Santa Claus in Ouagadougou

Written by Oluniyi D. Ajao · Sub-Saharan Africa

What happens when scammers go digital? The result is the shadowy world of 419. Scribbles from the Den, a Cameroonian blog, has a post about these scammers “I Go Chop...

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