NIGERIAN SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY REPORTERS DESERVE RECOGNITION - STARTING WITH FRANK ELEANYA.
Frank Eleanya is a well-known Nigerian technology journalist who writes about science, technology, telecoms, and digital innovation. He works as a Senior Reporter at TechCabal, one of Africa’s leading tech news platforms. Before joining TechCabal, he was the Technology and Entertainment News Editor at BusinessDay, a major Nigerian newspaper.
Eleanya studied History and Strategic Studies at the University of Lagos, and over time he became interested in technology reporting. Early in his career, he covered topics like blockchain, fintech, artificial intelligence, mobile money, telecommunications, and startup funding. He has also reported on tech events around the world, including the Web Summit in Portugal, and has moderated high-level forums on artificial intelligence.
HIS WRITING STYLE?
Frank Eleanya writes in a clear and detailed way. He tries to explain complex tech issues so that ordinary readers can understand them. His stories are usually based on research, interviews, and data from sources in the tech industry. Many of his articles focus on how technology affects people’s daily lives, as well as the challenges and opportunities in Nigeria and Africa’s tech space.
For example, one recent article from his profile discusses telecoms infrastructure in Nigeria and how projects like the World Bank’s Project BRIDGE aim to improve broadband access across the country. In the piece, Eleanya uses facts and statistics to explain why digital transformation is still difficult and what must happen to expand internet services.
WHAT ARE HIS HONOURS AND RECOGNITION?
Eleanya has received recognition for his work. In December 42025, he was named Tech Journalist of the Year at the Art of Technology Lagos 7.0 Awards. This award highlights his consistent and insightful coverage of technology in Nigeria, especially in areas like mobile networks, data infrastructure, and digital policy. He was chosen over other respected Nigerian tech reporters, showing that his work has impact and influence.
In 2025, he was also selected as one of the journalists for the Digital Public Infrastructure Journalism Fellowship, a programme designed to improve public understanding of digital governance and technology in Africa. This fellowship brings together journalists from different media outlets to report on how digital systems and public tech services affect society.
HOW TO ACCESS HIS WORK?
Most of Frank Eleanya’s work can be found on TechCabal’s website. He publishes stories about telecom companies, digital policy, technology startups, and issues like why free Wi-Fi at Nigerian airports often fails or how AI computing could become a major export opportunity for Nigeria.
You can also find his articles listed on his Muck Rack profile, which shows links to his writings, and you might find additional pieces on social media platforms like X (formerly Twitter) or through archived BusinessDay articles from earlier in his career.
WHY HIS WORK MATTERS?
Frank Eleanya’s reporting matters because Nigeria’s technology ecosystem is changing fast. People are using digital tools for banking, communication, education, and entertainment more than ever before. By explaining how technologies work, how policies affect users, and what challenges developers face, Eleanya helps the public understand important tech issues. His articles are useful for students, tech professionals, policymakers, and everyday readers who want to stay informed about science and technology developments in Nigeria and Africa.
Below is the link to access his work and content
"Frank Eleanya, Author at TechCabal" https://techcabal.com/author/frank-eleanya/
https://muckrack.com/frank-eleanya
Dr. Olunifesi Suraj.
