Abdullah Ajibade

2 weeks ago | techpoint.africa | Abdullah Ajibade

Is your perception of ‘rich’ in Asia accurate? Let’s challenge the general assumptions. When the thought of the richest countries in Asia pops up, many readers are quick to mention the ones with skyscrapers, luxury brands, or high incomes. However, measuring richness involves more than just that or even GDP. It also includes economic growth, purchasing power, and overall living standards.

1 month ago | techpoint.africa | Abdullah Ajibade

As artificial intelligence continues to develop rapidly, , it continues to offer new opportunities to innovate and grow in various industries, including the business space. AI tools enhance business efficiency by automating repetitive tasks and uncovering valuable insights, enabling smarter decision-making and exceptional customer experiences. Meanwhile, as demand for AI tools grows, choosing the right one for your business requires careful evaluation rather than hasty decisions.

1 month ago | techpoint.africa | Abdullah Ajibade

Top10VPN’s most recent report states that 31% of the world’s internet users used a VPN, and with 5.52 billion internet users globally, this translates to over 1.7 billion VPN users worldwide. Many internet users have encountered various online threats, including hacking, personal data leaks, and geographical restrictions. As the internet becomes a major part of daily life, ensuring online privacy and security and overcoming location-based restrictions have become even more important.

1 month ago | techpoint.africa | Abdullah Ajibade

After graduating, Bolu faced financial instability and unemployment. He turned to legitimate online businesses with minimal investment and quick payouts to support his family. Starting with freelance writing and affiliate marketing, Bolu is now enjoying immediate cash flow, flexibility, and personal growth. This journey highlights how the right online business can turn financial struggles into consistent earnings. Many Nigerians share Bolu’s experience.

1 month ago | techpoint.africa | Abdullah Ajibade

Imagine a startup with 100 outstanding shares. You own ten shares, giving you a 10% ownership stake. The startup raises funds by issuing 50 additional shares, increasing the total to 150. While your ownership remains ten shares, your stake has reduced to 6.67% since the total number of shares has increased. What happens above is share dilution. Share dilution refers to reducing a shareholder’s ownership percentage in a company by issuing additional shares.