Tech Growth Leader Award: Honoring Innovative Technological Feats

July 15, 2024

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Technological Feats

In a start-up culture often dominated by urgency and optics, it takes a different kind of discipline to build slowly, with precision, and for the long haul. The Tech Growth Leader award at the National Technology Innovation Honors (NTIH) exists to honor that kind of work, the kind that doesn’t chase visibility, but earns its place through consistency, clarity, and outcomes that stand up to pressure.

This award recognizes professionals operating within Nigeria’s high-growth, high-demand start-up environment, individuals who may not hold the founder title but whose leadership is no less transformative. Whether shaping product architecture, directing engineering priorities, or anchoring iterative delivery, these leaders move the work forward with intentionality. Their impact is rarely loud, but always lasting.

As the NTIH platform continues to evolve as a national benchmark for digital excellence, this category remains essential in defining what sustainable start-up leadership truly looks like: not just scale, but structure; not just velocity, but vision.

Nominees in this category are assessed using a rigorous framework that considers:

  • Proven ability to guide product development cycles from strategy to delivery;
  • Influence in shaping systems that are scalable, inclusive, and infrastructure-aware;
  • Track record of cross-functional collaboration, executional discipline, and team culture building;
  • Contributions to start-up growth through mentorship, internal innovation, or capacity development.

Past recipients of the award include:

  • Tobi Yusuf (2024)
  • Amaka Ogundipe (2023)
  • Chinedu Bakare (2022)
  • Uduak Igbokwe (2021)
  • Rauf Bello (2020)
  • Nneka Ibe (2019)
  • Seyi Omoyele (2018)

Each name reflects a commitment to a different kind of start-up success, one anchored in thoughtful process, user empathy, and results that don’t just launch but endure.

To win Tech Growth Leader Award is to be recognized as someone whose leadership is felt in systems that work, in teams that thrive, and in tools that are built to last. It’s a distinction that honors not just what you build,  but how responsibly, how deliberately, and how well you build it.

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