About Oluniyi David Ajao, an internet entrepreneur in West Africa.

About Oluniyi

Oluniyi

About Oluniyi David Ajao
I am an Internet entrepreneur with strong interests in web design & hosting, writing about mobile communications technologies, and blogging. I am also a photography enthusiast and enjoys tech-related websites, magazines & TV/Radio shows. This personal website serves as the central point of my personal web activities. I have been active online since 2000.

About my personal blog
This self-named blog is the space through which I share my personal views on issues around me. The topics I choose vary widely but revolve around my personal interests. Therefore, web designers, SEOs, bloggers, Internet entrepreneurs and people with general interests in Ghana, Nigeria, South Africa and the rest of Africa would find my blog posts relevant and interesting. Feel free to share your thoughts on my posts through your comments.

Interviews:

Google & Paypal Leaving Cash on the Table: ePayment Business Opportunity in Africa (ictworks.org)
Venture Show #6: Oluniyi David Ajao and Business Funding (yomiadegboye.com)
Interview with Oluniyi David Ajao, Web4Africa Limited founder (alreadyinspired.com)
Interview with Oluniyi David Ajao; MD Web4Africa Limited (dayoedunjobi.com)
Eye on Africa – Oluniyi David Ajao (blog.afrigator.com)
Interview with a Ghana based Nigerian blogger and web entrepreneur – Oluniyi David Ajao (originally published by bloggingfornaira.com)
Interview with Oluniyi David Ajao, the brain behind Web4Africa and Mobile Africa (mutiuokediran.com)

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5 Responses to “About Oluniyi”

Kennedy from Greater Accra, Ghana says:

July 21, 2009 at 11:15 am

Mmmm you’re very good at what you’re doing. So far the most interesting and fulfilling blog I’ve ever come across.Keep it up bro.

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Yinka Taiwo from South Africa says:

August 3, 2009 at 1:57 pm

Keep on the good work. I hope you are enjoin Ghana

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Redstomp from Staden Kobenhavn, Denmark says:

October 26, 2009 at 7:33 pm

A Google search with the terms “iphone Ghana” brought me here by coincidence (I am a half Ghanaian iPhone enthusiast from Denmark and was curious to see how far along smartphones in Ghana had come), and your blog turned out to be a very enjoyable read

Keep up the good work.

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- Oluniyi David Ajao from Texas, United States says:
  
  October 27, 2009 at 6:02 am
  
  Thanks Redstomp. Bookmark this blog and keep visiting for more…
  Cheers.
  
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stone challenger from Lagunes, Cote d'Ivoire says:

November 25, 2009 at 10:37 am

As times goes on , as you become more sophisticated and professional .
Congratulation

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Comment of the Month: January 2010

It’s really laughable, the theatrical performance of a few slobbering power-crazed sociopaths who call themselves the ruling class in Nigeria.
Why laughable?

BBC World Service is the official radio service for Britain. Which is Nigeria’s? FRCN (Federal Radio Corporation of Nigeria)and VON (Voice of Nigeria).
Now the president (or his cronies) wants to offer a backhanded proof of life and all they can come up with is BBC.Why not FRCN or VON? They could even cook up a techno sideline by sending mass SMS purportedly from the president to all GSM users in Nigeria. This sure will generate a lot of interest and discuss and will cast the president as a man who respects his citizens and those who voted(?)him into office.

The failed terrorist plot? No comment from him too.
If you ask me, I’d say he is either dead or seriously incapacitated BBC or not. Period!

Abe from Rivers, Nigeria in reaction to President Yar’Adua seems alive; Important Questions