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nSkill: Digital Skills for Nigerian Youths
nSkill: Digital Skills for Nigerian Youths
As part of its continued efforts to equip Nigerian youths with core digital skills, NTECH information Systems has launched the Digital Skills Empowerment Programme (nSkill).nSkill  is designed to enable young tech talents acquire top-notch digital skills which allows them compete in the ever-evolving tech world as the use of technology and technological tools in different sectors of the economy cannot be overemphasized. This is because technological innovation plays a key role in how different sectors can leverage technology to make a positive impact on society.Suffice to say that the world is at a transformational stage where corporations and countries are focused on equipping themselves with advanced technologies and new business models in order to stay relevant and competitive.The world has gone digital, from the news to politics, to finance, to health, to mobile phones, to the internet; everything has some form of a digital footprint. As a forward-thinking organisation, NTECH Systems understands that improving the knowledge base of  Nigerian youths and coaching individuals in digital skills will drive the growth of the various sectors in the nation.To bridge the gap and provide Nigerians, especially youths the opportunity to acquire digital skills, which will have a positive impact on the economy, NTECH introduced the Digital Skills Empowerment Programme (nSkill).Today, people have access to abundant data and information on every subject on this planet. The advent of the internet and computer technologies over the past century has led to the digitization of all sectors and all affairs of human life, including the economy.Sign Up for nSkill Here

Wed, 25 May 2022
Top FinTech StartUps in Nigeria
Top FinTech StartUps in Nigeria
Financial service delivery is gradually merging with emerging technologies to form the now popular 'financial technology' in Nigeria. Here, we give a detailed overview of FinTech in Nigeria and then discuss the top 10 best FinTech companies in Nigeria in 2022.Some years ago, FinTech was not a thing or rather, there was a huge gap between financial service delivery and technology. But, today, things are being done differently in the financial sector. Almost every entrepreneur is talking about FinTech.Check out profiles on LinkedIn; a large percentage would bear headlines like "FinTech Expert". This has got many people asking questions about this terminology. What really is FinTech?What is FinTech?Financial technology, also known as FinTech, is an industry made up of different companies that utilize advanced technology to increase financial services' efficiency and effectiveness.Let's see it this way- FinTech is simply a technical tool that supports financial services and makes the delivery of such services easier.FinTech companies are businesses that provide financial services to the public using software. These companies, unlike the traditional banking system, are not hindered by factors like legacy operating systems.FinTech businesses are agile, flexible, have the capacity to bring up innovative ideas and work with experts in the information and technology sphere. Shortly, we would discuss the top 10 best FinTech companies currently operating in Nigeria.FinTech in NigeriaBanking in Nigeria has improved over the years. Competition amongst the individual banks has made for more improvements as the banks try to offer their customers the best service.However, if we are frank, we'd see that there are still gaps yet to be filled. There is still a lot to be done to offer consumers maximum satisfaction with financial service delivery.A majority of banking service consumers in Nigeria are underserved. For instance, when you get to the rural areas, there is a lack of access to services; even those living in the urban areas can't access some financial services such as loan because of certain rules guiding the banking sector.Poor user experience has frustrated a lot of people in the country using the banks' financial services.These and more have created gaps that FinTech companies in Nigeria now seek to fill. The top FinTech companies in Nigeria have taken advantage of the openings to developed better financial tools and services for the masses.The Fintech sector in Nigeria is still young. However, so far, they have been able to bring up some innovative ideas that have benefited the public, such as addressing issues of unflexible savings, bringing up quick loan strategies and investments, providing online payment gateway and seamless payments, amongst others.List of top 10 best FinTech companies in Nigeria in 2022FlutterwavePaystackAccelerexPiggyVestPagaInterswitchE-tranzactCarbon PaylaterRemita (SystemSpecs)Kuda Bank

Wed, 25 May 2022
Why you should priorities soft skills.
Why you should priorities soft skills.
There is a long-held debate over which is more important, soft or hard skills. Fortunately, the difference between both skills is pretty clear. Understanding hard skills first: In a broad sense, hard skills refer to proficiency in complex tasks. They are learnt abilities acquired and enhanced through practice, repetition, and education. They are important because they increase employee productivity and efficiency, and subsequently, improve employee satisfaction.For instance, if you’ve worked in food service or retail, you may know how to use a point-of-sale (POS) system. Or in tech, you may know how to code. Every job will require certain technical skills.But things like how well you work in a team, how well you communicate, and how well you understand other people’s emotions are just as important; those are soft skills. They usually tend to be harder to quantify than hard skills like programming, writing, or accounting, and they’re also more difficult to learn formally. A big part of the confusion: It appears that there is a reality the education system is yet to catch up with. We have a system of education that is modelled on the interest of industrialism which demands quantifiable, standardized skills. So it made sense back in the day to build an education system that trained people accordingly.Sign Up for UpSkill Here

Wed, 25 May 2022

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