The united states now fear Nigerians and Africans for their lucrative mindset and their power to change humankind. There are many Nigerians out there who are changing the world we are living and competing with top companies in the world like IBM, Apple, Microsoft and Google Robotics.

This list is arranged in order of their advanced technologies and Algorithms.

1. [url]Reachrobotics.com[/url] - Silas Adekunle


Silas Adekunle is the founder and CEO of Reach Robotics , a company that has developed the world’s first gaming robots. Silas was born and grew up in Nigeria before moving to the UK with his family when he was 11. Silas graduated from the University of the West of England, Bristol, with a first class degree in Robotics. The gaming robots called MekaMonsters , are multi-functional connected battle bots with augmented reality capabilities.


2. [url]Evrytin.com[/url] - Shelomi Enobhayisobo

The first tech to be able to reduce misleading information by 25.7%. Shelomi Enobhayisobo is the brain behind Evrytin a tech startup that uses sophisticated algorithms to filter out fake news, misleading information and fraudulent contents on the internet. Evrytin also allow bloggers or content creators to post their blog articles and stories on the platform. Before finally setting up Evrytin, Shelomi has started 8 different ideas but all failed, including a taxi hailing app for his students at Ambrose Alli University.


3. Chip Interconnection Technology

Funny enough, Nigerians have been at the forefront when it comes computer innovations and technology, with Philip Emegwali being the most iconic of them all. Now we have a Nigerian, Cyprian Emeka Uzoh, holding more than 300 semiconductor patents worldwide. The Copper Interconnect technology is one of such innovations that have contributed significantly to the development of computer electronics and technologies, and Cypian Uzoh played key role in co-developing and co-implementing it in notable Tech companies around the world, including IBM.


4. [url]MyPadi.ng[/url] - Joel Amawh

MyPadi founded in 2016 has helped hundreds of students to find their perfect home away from home through its online portal. This technology is very rare in sillicon valley and very son, tech giants like Facebook and Apple will begin to request a buy out. You can rent roomates and hostel mates on MyPadi.ng.


5. [url]Farmcrowdy.com[/url] - Onyeka Akumah

If you do not mention farm crowdy on this list then i do not need bring up this list. Farmcrowdy.com, Nigeria’s first digital agriculture platform is offering a new way for Nigerians to participate in Agriculture using their online technology. It has raised series of funds for operations

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