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Never underestimate the amount of work involved to be successful…
Some nuggets from Ted’s session at The outliers last week.
Listen to the full session here:
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It's been a pleasure for us at @semicolonafrica to work with @moniepoint to deliver this DreamDevs program. The participants have worked hard and grown considerably during their training. Looking forward to their final demo next week! 💃💃💃
So Moniepoint has a bootcamp that trains young Nigerian graduates for 9 weeks and even pays them monthly while they're learning?
The second Cohort is about to show workings at Demo Day on May 26 in Ikeja.
Last year’s first batch graduates are already working at Moniepoint, so Congratulations and good luck to team Cohort 2!
#MoniepointDreamDevs2
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A glimpse into the journey and moments that defined Cohort 25.
From day one to graduation day, this cohort showed resilience and what is possible when people commit to growth.
Watch this short clip and head over to our YouTube channel for the full graduation video and highlights
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Voices like this remind us what is possible.
From experience to insight, Zouera Youssoufou speaks directly to anyone standing at the edge of a big decision. Growth requires courage. And transformation requires action.
To every graduate, this is a moment of pride.
To everyone watching, this is an invitation.
The next cohort is now accepting applications.
Start your journey.
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Meet @kash_codes the next tech innovator.
Before graduating, he had already taken the step, built the skills, and secured a role as a backend engineer.
This is what happens when you start, stay consistent, and learn in the right environment. If you’ve been thinking about transitioning into tech, this is your sign.
Applications are currently open.
Apply here: academy.semicolon.africa
And if you want to see more stories like this, join us as we celebrate our graduating cohort.
Graduation Ceremony
Date: 24th April, 2026
Time: 2PM – 4PM
Location: 312 Herbert Macaulay Way, Sabo Yaba, Registration Fee: bit.ly/SC-Pathfinders
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Inclusion isn’t a policy — it’s system design.
Join the conversation on building training systems that actually work for women, from enrollment to real economic outcomes.
📅 April 16 | 1PM
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Quick Fire 🔥 with Ashley Immanuel
Ashley Immanuel is the co-founder and Chief Operating Officer (COO) of Semicolon, a company that is enabling Africa’s digital transformation by building tech-focused talent and businesses. Immanuel coordinates Semicolon’s delivery of innovative solutions related to education, talent management, digital advisory/implementation services, and venture-building.
techcabal.com/2026/03/27/qui…
She has two decades of experience delivering impact-focused work in locations worldwide. Immanuel started her career in management consulting with IBM Global Business Services.
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POV: pt2. You attend our Business Management module in our program delivered by Dr. Adeyinka @yinkaadewale - Associate Professsior of Leadership, Ethics and Entrepreneurship, Henley Business School | Director, Africa Research Centere
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Here are some FAQ:
Q: Do I need a tech background to apply?
A: No.
Q: What do I need?
A: Ambition, commitment and 12 months.
Q: What do I get?
A: A holistic tech skill
What are you waiting for? Apply today: academy.semicolon.africa/
Applications close April 13.
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Your journey into tech does not have to start with experience.
It starts with a decision.
Applications for the Techpreneurship Program – Cohort 31 are now open.
At Semicolon, you won’t just learn tech. You will learn how to think, build, and solve real problems using technology.
If you have been considering a transition into tech, this might be the opportunity to begin that journey.
Application Timeline
15th March – 14th April
Learn more and apply at
academy.semicolon.africa
#TechEducation #TransitionToTech #SemicolonAfrica #TechCareers #DigitalSkills
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What does it really take to build a startup that investors believe in?
This was the question at the heart of our recent Community Hangout at Semicolon Africa, where we had the honor of hosting Tomi Davies, Collaborator-in-Chief at TVCLabs.
During the session, Tomi shared thoughtful perspectives drawn from years of building companies, supporting founders, and investing in innovation across Africa. From understanding the fundamentals of building value, to recognizing the qualities investors pay attention to when evaluating startups.
Here is a look back at some of the moments from the day.
#Semicolonafrica #Communityhangout #techpreneurship #startups
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Nigeria cannot build a trillion-dollar economy without building its people.
In this session, Sam Immanuel broke down the real constraint to growth: not capital, not ideas, but skilled human capital. He spoke about why investors fund systems that produce talent, why relying on foreign expertise limits scale, and why the digital economy gives Nigeria a rare opportunity to shift from consumption to creation.
From aligning skills with market needs, to measuring progress not just outcomes, the message was direct: economic transformation starts with deliberate investment in people.
This conversation reminds us that the future belongs to ecosystems that take talent development seriously.
#semicolonafrica #talendevelopment #softwareengineer #economicdevelopment
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The Africa Deep Tech event brought together founders, engineers, product leaders, and bold thinkers committed to solving real problems with real technology.
From powerful insights by Osh Agabi and Oji Udezue, to thought-provoking moderation by Ashley Immanuel, the conversations challenged us to think bigger, move faster, and build deeper.
Deep tech is not hype.
It is conviction.
It is long-term thinking.
It is courage.
And the room was filled with people ready to build.
Here’s a recap of moments from Africa Deep Tech.
#AfricaDeepTech #DeepTech #Innovation #AI #BuildInAfrica #SemicolonAfrica @ojiudezue @africadeeptech
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Thinking about moving into tech?
Join Transition to Tech, a live conversation with professionals who successfully made the switch. Hear their journeys, lessons, and practical advice, plus a live Q&A.
312 Herbert Macaulay, Sabo, Yaba
18th of February, 2026
4pm
bit.ly/ScInfoSessionFeb18
Start your transition.
#semicolonafrica #techpreneurship
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A powerful conversation on human capital, technology, and Nigeria’s economic future.
At Lagos Business School, The CEO of Semicolon africa, Sam Immanuel explored why skilled talent is no longer a “nice to have” but the foundation for sustainable growth. From closing the talent gap to building systems that attract capital, the session challenged how we think about education, investment, and long-term value creation.
The takeaway was clear: nations that invest intentionally in people position themselves to compete, innovate, and lead.
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Before Semicolon, they were figuring life out.
Different backgrounds. Different struggles. Different starting points.
What changed was not just learning tech, but learning how to think, build, and believe differently.
In this video, our recent graduates share what life looked like before Semicolon, the moments that stretched them, and how the experience reshaped their mindset, discipline, and direction.
This is what the Techpreneurship Program is about: creating space for growth, clarity, and real transformation.
A new cohort starts this February.
If you are ready to challenge yourself and build something meaningful, this could be your turning point.
Apply here: academy.semicolon.africa
Watch the full stories on YouTube
Your background does not limit your future. There is room for you here.
#semicolonafrica #techpreneurship #softwareengineering #softwareengineer
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Don’t miss our non-technical workshop on Go to Market Strategy with @ashleybateman
🗓 6th Feb
⏰ 12:00 – 15:00
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People usually talk about the coding.
What they don’t talk about enough is who you become.
In this video, our learners share the parts of the Semicolon journey that don’t always make the headlines:
– building self-discipline
– learning how to communicate and work with people
– discovering what you’re truly capable of
– learning to think broadly, not just technically
Semicolon is not just about learning tech skills. It’s about shaping mindset, confidence, and direction.
And that part changes everything.
Apply now
academy.semicolon.africa
#semicolonafrica #techpreneurship #softwareengineering #learnatechskill
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Ready to Break Into Tech?
Your journey starts here.
Join our upcoming Info Session and discover everything about Semicolon’s Techpreneurship Program, from the skills you’ll gain, to the career paths you can follow, and exactly how to get started.
Date: 6th of February, 2026
Time: 11:00 AM
Register here: apply.semicolon.africa/infos…
Come with questions. Leave with clarity. This is your first step toward building something extraordinary.
#InfoSession #Techpreneurship #LearnToCode #FutureInTech #softwareenginering LagosTech StudyNowPayLater
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Different stories. Different backgrounds. One common thread: Semicolon made space for them.
In this video, you’ll hear directly from members of our last graduating cohort as they share where they were before Semicolon and what the journey was like while learning, building, and growing here.
Some came with uncertainty. Some came with gaps. Some came with big dreams and very little structure. What they all found was a place that believed in their potential and equipped them with the skills to move forward.
No matter your background, there is room for you here.
Our new cohort starts this February, and this could be your own starting point.
👉 Apply now: academy.semicolon.africa
The next story we tell could be yours.
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