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Fathia Olasupo

Analyst examining the trends and insider data shaping investment, enterprise, and development across Africa.

𝕏 Lagos, Nigeria

Exponent Scholarships: Weekly Collection of Scholarships for African Youths

Welcome to our installation of Exponent Scholarships, a weekly blog post that curates promising scholarship opportunities for young Africans both in Africa and around the world.  We publish this blog every Friday, so please make sure to follow The African Exponent on Facebook to make sure that you don’t

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How has Bluetooth Technology Improved over Time

Bluetooth technology has now quite a role to play in our daily lives. Most portable gadgets we have these days come with this patent technology that allows us to send and receive video, audio, and data files. Our modern mobile phones, headphones, smartwatches, and various other devices are equipped with

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5 Ways How to Support Loved Ones During a Difficult Time

One of the hardest things to do is to watch your loved ones struggling because of difficult circumstances. Chances are, you’d do anything to take the pain away from them, but you’re not sure how.  While you can’t change the events that are hurting them, you can

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Black Death: How the West Africanized the World’s Deadliest Pandemic

Somehow, it has become generally accepted that black is more than just a colour. Sadly, many schools of thought associate the colour with evil, and this has translated into how many people around the world perceive black people, and Africa in general.   For example, it was recently discovered that the

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TRANSFERS: JUVENTUS EAGLE EYES MANCHESTER UNITED STAR, SET TO RE-SIGN HIM

Juventus is reportedly re igniting their interest in the bid to re-sign their former midfielder Paul ludibe pogba The Italian old ladies who have dominated the Italian football;; for decade having parted ways with the French midfielder in a whooping deal worth 90 million pound is understandably to have resumed

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10 Well Known Pan-African Activists Who Were Assassinated

“We know that Africa is neither French, nor British, nor American, nor Russian, that it is African.” - Patrice Lumumba Critics who favor Pan Africanism argue that it is declarations such as this by Patrice Lumumba that cost him his life; they claim that there exists an underground war against

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Mozambique Islamist Insurgency Intensifies Attacks

Amidst a global pandemic, Mozambique has been hit with an Islam Insurgence of warlike proportions. At the worst possible time in modern times, an Islamist led rebellion that usually occurs in low-intensity attacks has revived with greater aggression and a clear resolve, to upset the balance of power in Mozambique

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For Promoting Hand Washing: How Doctors Fired A Fellow Doctor

Just Like Familiarity, Invention Breeds Contempt Humans overestimate what they know and underestimate what they don’t know. When you present an unfamiliar idea (unfamiliar to them, not you) or piece of information to people, it must be met with vehement distrust and utmost contempt. If you told the people

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10 Prominent Africans Who Have Died of Covid-19

Africa has recorded more 737 deaths from 13, 473 Covid-19 cases, the casualties from the epidemic cuts across class, nationalities and age groups. The death of a 6-year-old in Kenya and other youths from around the globe helped debunk the myth that the Coronavirus only affected the old. Health organizations

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Returning the Black Rhino to Rwanda

In a world filled with a mixture of beautiful wildlife, so diverse we’ll never know the true extent of it, it can be upsetting to discover that many of these animals are becoming endangered or extinct at alarming rates.  With several contributing factors, one of the most common is

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The Horrible Torture and Dehumanization of Slaves in Plantations

The trans-Atlantic slave trade is one of the darkest periods in the history of humans. Starting as early as the mid-17th century, the slave trade grew into an extremely lucrative trade for the capitalists in the US and the UK.  It was a period marked by the cruelty of the

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