Frank Eleanya is a Senior Reporter at TechCabal. He covers a range of topics including the telecommunications industry, big tech, infrastructure, and business, with a particular focus on 5G networks, cryptocurrencies, and financial technology. Frank's work has been featured in BusinessDay, Next Billion, and TechCabal.
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Frank Eleanya's articles predominantly focus on the Nigerian economy, technology, and startups. He frequently covers topics related to cryptocurrency, fraud, and business developments in Nigeria.
Given his coverage attributes that include press releases, cited data, and government announcements as well as his emphasis on legal & compliance along with finance & economy themes, he is likely to be interested in pitches offering insights into Nigerian economic trends or regulatory changes affecting businesses and startups in the region. Additionally, relevant data-driven analysis or expert commentary on cryptocurrency developments within Nigeria would also align with his coverage.
If you have specific expertise in these areas or can provide unique insights into how global trends impact the Nigerian market landscape particularly within finance & technology sectors including cryptocurrency and startup ecosystem regulation it may catch Frank's attention for potential collaboration.
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AWS is betting that putting its engineers directly inside customer teams can help businesses turn ideas into a working product
Nigeria’s ISP market is growing, but the gains are increasingly going to a few major players like Spectranet, Starlink, and FibreOne
French aerospace company Thales Alenia Space and Israel Aerospace Industries are to build Nigeria’s next communications satellites
Finnish tech giant Nokia expects AI-native networks, edge computing, automation and software to become increasingly important
T2 Mobile's missing subscriber report for three months and Globacom's losses left the Internet market firmly in MTN and Airtel's hands.
Nigeria’s financial sector is facing a January 1, 2027, deadline to comply with the Central Bank of Nigeria’s data-localisation rules,
NIMC now has 117.5 million people with NINs, but the harder part may be turning that scale into a system that is accurate, trusted and useful.
MTN Nigeria has become the first telecom company to cross 100 million subscribers, cementing its position as the dominant mobile operator.
PressOne attracted 500 customers a week, but high churn made growth harder to sustain, forcing the company to rethink its business.
UduTech has partnered with South Korean AI infrastructure company Baro AI to expand the supply of high-performance GPUs in Africa...
