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Thrivyx CEO Wins CIO & C-Suite Awards Africa 2024
Tech Champion of the Year (Fintech Category)
We’re excited to share that our CEO, Dr. Oluwatobi Adeogun, has been named a winner in the 2024 CIO & C-Suite Awards, a prestigious recognition honoring the most visionary and impactful technology executives across industries in Africa.
This honor was awarded to Oluwatobi in recognition of his outstanding leadership during his former role as Chief Technology Officer (CTO) at RentSpace Technologies Limited, where he led transformative digital initiatives, implemented enterprise-scale Fintech & cybersecurity strategies, and helped build future-ready IT infrastructures. His forward-thinking approach and commitment to innovation earned him this distinguished accolade.
From Award-Winning CTO to Visionary CEO at Thrivyx
Now serving as CEO of Thrivyx, Oluwatobi brings the same visionary leadership and technical excellence that defined his previous success. Since joining Thrivyx, he has continued to drive innovation in data security through the development of the Thrivyx Data Vault, our flagship AI-powered, ultra-secure storage platform.
About the CIO & C-Suite Awards
Presented annually, the CIO & C-Suite Awards celebrate top-performing technology and business executives who drive excellence through strategic vision, operational excellence, and a passion for innovation. The award honors those who lead with impact across sectors—from enterprise IT to financial services and beyond.
A Leader of Impact
Oluwatobi’s recognition is a reflection of his:
- Bold leadership in building Thrivyx Data Vault, a next-generation secure data platform.
- Advocacy for zero-trust architecture and AI-enhanced threat detection.
- Commitment to advancing cyber resilience and regulatory compliance for enterprises worldwide.
Please join us in congratulating Oluwatobi Adeogun on this well-earned honor and in celebrating his continued success at the helm of Thrivyx.
Books Written By Dr. Oluwatobi Adeogun
Thrivyx Boss, Dr. Oluwatobi Adeogun Unveils Quantum Breakthrough at GMCN 2025 World Nanotechnology Conference
Paris, France – June 14, 2025 — Dr. Adeogun unveiled his latest research on quantum particle behavior, demonstrating how non-classical kinetic energy dynamics can revolutionize nanoscale engineering. His work bridges theoretical physics and real-world nanotechnology applications, offering new possibilities in quantum computing, energy transfer systems, and miniature cooling devices. “We are moving toward a future where nanotechnology isn't just theoretical—it's practical, scalable, and integral to space and communication systems,” said Dr. Adeogun during his Oral presentation. The session drew wide acclaim, particularly for its introduction of a prototype nanoscale refrigeration system, powered by quantum wave interactions—an innovation that could reshape thermal management in electronics and aerospace. His presentation marks a pivotal moment in the intersection of African science leadership and global technological innovation. The World Nanotechnology Congress continues through the week, with speakers from over 40 countries participating in discussions on emerging materials, sustainable nanotech, and next-generation devices.
Thrivyx Chief Operations Officer/Co-Founder, Dr. Charles Damola Adeogun Speaks on "Combating Rising Cases of Kidney Failure"
In response to the alarming increase in kidney failure cases across Nigeria and other parts of Sub-Saharan Africa, Dr. Charles Damola Adeogun, Chief Operations Officer of Thrivyx, has called for urgent multi-sectoral action to prevent and manage kidney-related illnesses. Speaking at a recent health programme hosted by Voice of the People TV, Dr. Adeogun emphasized the need for early detection, lifestyle modification, and accessible healthcare as key strategies to combat the growing burden of kidney disease. “Kidney failure is no longer a disease of the elderly or the affluent,” Dr. Adeogun stated. “We are seeing more young people, especially in underserved communities, being diagnosed at late stages. This is preventable—and reversible in some cases—if we act early.”
Thrivyx VP, Tosin Amusan Urges African Founders to Align Business Registration with Long-Term Goals.
Kigali, Rwanda — In a compelling publication titled “Registering Your Startup in Africa: It all depends on the goal of what you're creating,” legal expert Tosin Amusan emphasizes that African entrepreneurs must choose their business structure based on their startup’s long-term vision.
Speaking from experience as Product Development Lead at MyLaw.ng, Amusan explains that choosing the right legal form—whether a business name, limited liability company, or NGO—is essential for protecting personal assets, attracting investors, or securing grants.
“If you want to raise money or grow big, your structure needs to show that,” Amusan states. She warns that registering incorrectly can block access to funding and expose founders to legal risk. “Think ahead, write it down, and talk to a lawyer,” she advises.
Amusan’s message is clear: the path you choose at registration can either open doors or become a costly detour.
Thrivyx Chief Operations Officer/Co-Founder, Dr. Damola Adeogun speaks on the topic: "How your prescription drugs may just be killing you".
In a bold and eye-opening address, Dr. Damola Adeogun— Chief Operations Officer/Co-Founder of Thrivyx—delivers a powerful message on a topic many shy away from: the hidden dangers of prescription medications. Titled "How Your Prescription Drugs May Just Be Killing You," his talk sheds light on the silent risks patients face when they blindly trust the pharmaceutical system without proper guidance, context, or holistic care.
Drawing from years of medical experience and functional wellness expertise, Dr. Adeogun unpacks how common medications—though designed to treat symptoms—can often create new health problems, lead to dependency, or even accelerate chronic disease when misused or overprescribed. He urges individuals to question the status quo and become active participants in their healing journey.
Key highlights from his talk include:
The long-term consequences of polypharmacy (taking multiple medications)
How some drugs mask symptoms instead of addressing root causes
The systemic issues within modern medicine that prioritize prescriptions over prevention
Steps patients can take to reclaim their health through lifestyle, nutrition, and integrative care
Dr. Adeogun's message is clear: it's time to move from medication dependence to empowered health. His insights challenge both patients and healthcare providers to rethink what true healing looks like in today’s world.
Thrivyx CEO, Dr. Christopher Oluwatobi Adeogun Represents Nigeria at Prestigious International Nuclear Conference.
Dr. Christopher Oluwatobi Adeogun, a renowned Nigerian physicist and academic, made headlines as the sole Nigerian researcher invited to speak at the 16th International Conference on Nuclear Structure Properties (NSP 2023), held from May 8 to 10, 2023, at Karabük University in Turkey.
His presentation, which drew commendation from participants, focused on cutting-edge research in nuclear structure physics, contributing valuable insights to the global scientific dialogue. Representing Nigeria on such a prominent international stage highlights both his personal academic excellence and the country’s growing presence in advanced scientific research.
Dr. Adeogun has an expansive research portfolio spanning space physics, telecommunications, nuclear properties, and nanotechnology. He has received several accolades, including awards for research excellence and recognition from the University of Cambridge for sustainability leadership. With over 500 citations on Google Scholar, his academic impact continues to grow.
NSP 2023 brought together leading physicists, researchers, and scholars from around the world to discuss the latest developments in nuclear structure theory and applications. Dr. Adeogun’s participation not only underscored his leadership in the field but also spotlighted Nigeria’s capacity to contribute meaningfully to global scientific advancement.
This marks another milestone in Dr. Adeogun’s distinguished career and serves as an inspiration for Nigerian scientists pursuing international recognition in high-impact research domains.
Dr. Oluwatobi Adeogun delivers insightful keynote at SCUT International Paper Physics Conference.
Dr. Christopher Oluwatobi Adeogun served as a session chair and keynote speaker at the prestigious International Paper Physics Conference held at South China University of Technology (SCUT). Known for his expansive expertise in space physics, he led the session titled “The Influence of Thin Air Gap on the Electrical Parameters of a Meander Delay Line ”, sharing his research on signal stability in dynamic environments .
During the event, he highlighted:
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Advanced applications of Kalman filters for tracking and signal estimation.
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The impact of relative motion and acceleration on signal accuracy.
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Practical implications for telecommunications, aerospace navigation, and autonomous systems.
Dr. Adeogun's participation exemplifies the bridge between theoretical physics and real-world engineering, reinforcing his role as a global thought leader. His leadership not only guided technical discussions but also emphasized interdisciplinary collaboration across space science and signal engineering.
Finance Meets the Future: 60% of Teams now use AI. Reported by Thrivyx's Boss; Oluwatobi Adeogun in his former role as Technical Lead at a Fintech Firm.
And of those finance teams that are not using AI, half are still planning to use it. By 2026, adoption will be at 90%
Oluwatobi Adeogun, Technical Manager at RentSpace Technologies Limited. AI adoption by finance teams has increased dramatically in the past year with 58% using the technology in 2024 – a 21 percentage-point increase over last year, according to Gartner. While 42% of finance team members are not currently using AI, half of these are still planning to use it.
By 2026, 90% of finance teams will deploy at least one AI-enabled technology solution. The good news is that, despite fears of AI replacing humans, less than 10% of finance functions will see headcount reductions, according to Gartner. Ash Mehta, senior director analyst in Gartner Finance, said: “Despite AI’s ability to emulate human performance, algorithms cannot match the unique capabilities of people in areas that require creativity and complex problem solving.”
CFOs have grown more bullish about the potential business value of AI after earlier scepticism, according to Gartner. Sixty-six percent of the Gartner survey respondents said they were more optimistic about the technology compared with last year. Most finance leaders said they were furthest along in using AI when it comes to process automation and anomaly and error detection, Gartner found.
Dr. Oluwatobi Adeogun speaks at Materials Science & Engineering Conference in Valencia.
In his session, Dr. Adeogun unveiled experimental insights into quantum particle behavior monitored via nanotechnology. He emphasized the dual-energy motion of quantum particles—comprising both classical kinetic and nonlocal quantum energy—and discussed groundbreaking experiments validating this phenomenon. One highlight was the demonstration of a prototype refrigeration device operating on this energy transfer principle.
Thrivyx Boss, Oluwatobi Adeogun in his former role as a Tech Executive explains why Fintech is the smarter choice for savers.
In an increasingly digital world, traditional banking methods are being steadily eclipsed by the innovation and accessibility offered by financial technology (fintech). Oluwatobi believes this shift is not only inevitable but beneficial—particularly for savers looking to maximize their earnings and streamline their financial management. Unlike conventional banks that often offer low interest rates on savings accounts and impose various fees, fintech platforms use technology to reduce overhead costs and pass the benefits to users. This results in higher interest rates, lower fees, and tailored saving tools. Addressing concerns around security, Oluwatobi assures that reputable fintech companies are held to strict regulatory standards and often use cutting-edge encryption and authentication technologies. "Security is not just a feature—it’s a foundation. We build trust by ensuring that users' data and funds are protected at all times."
Breaking Barriers In Tech Education: The Inspirational journey of Adeiza Suleiman
Adeiza Suleman is redefining the landscape of Ed-tech by empowering both experienced professionals and beginners with no prior technical experience to become proficient professionals in data-centric roles. With over a decade experience in Data Analytics, Data Science, and Data Engineering, Adeiza seamlessly integrates deep technical expertise with a strong commitment to mentorship, hands-on practical training, and employability-focused learning. His work exemplifies how structured, practical education can unlock opportunities, equipping learners with the skills needed to excel in today’s digital economy.
Dr. Christopher Oluwatobi Adeogun Delivers Keynote on Nanotech Modeling at Global Summit
The opening day of the 3rd Global Summit and Expo on Nanotechnology and Nanomaterials, jointly held with the 3rd Global Summit on Graphene and 2D Materials, featured a compelling presentation by Nigerian-born physicist and researcher Dr. Christopher Oluwatobi Adeogun. Dr. Adeogun, known for his pioneering work in space physics and computational nanoscience, delivered a keynote address titled "investigating higher finging flux of an air gapped system with relative losses". His talk focused on the integration of graphene oxide into organic coatings and how advanced mathematical frameworks can significantly enhance their performance and applications. Speaking to an international audience of scientists, engineers, and industry leaders, Dr. Adeogun highlighted how the convergence of materials science and theoretical modeling is paving the way for next-generation innovations in nanotechnology. “We are not just observing nanomaterials anymore,” Dr. Adeogun remarked. “We are now at the stage where we can predict, design, and optimize them using advanced mathematical and physical models.” Dr. Adeogun has a background in space nanotechnology and theoretical modeling. His work has earned him multiple international recognitions. His participation at this year’s summit was lauded as a significant representation of African innovation in a field typically dominated by researchers from Europe, Asia, and North America.
Thrivyx Boss, Dr. Christopher Oluwatobi Adeogun, Launches Groundbreaking Scientific Book
Dr. Christopher Oluwatobi Adeogun, the CEO of Thrivyx and a renowned figure in engineering and technology innovation, has released his latest academic work titled “Investigating the Higher Fringing Flux of an Air Gapped System with Relative Losses.” This deeply technical publication delves into electromagnetic field behavior in air-gapped magnetic systems, with a focus on the implications of fringing flux and associated energy losses — a topic of growing importance in electrical engineering, particularly in the design of transformers, inductors, and magnetic sensors. Dr. Adeogun, known for his leadership at Thrivyx — a fast-growing deep-tech company — also holds a strong academic background in Space Physics. This new book marks a significant contribution to the field of applied electromagnetics and engineering design. “Understanding fringing flux is not just an academic exercise — it’s a critical factor in improving energy efficiency, reducing losses, and enhancing the performance of magnetic components in real-world applications,” Dr. Adeogun noted during the book’s unveiling in Lagos.
About the Book:
Investigating Higher Fringing Flux in an Air Gapped System with Relative Losses presents:
A comprehensive literature review of fringing effects in magnetic circuits. Mathematical models and simulation techniques using FEM (Finite Element Method). Comparative analysis of various magnetic materials and core geometries. Practical insights into mitigating losses in real-world systems. The book is available in academic bookstores, select university libraries, and online platforms including Amazon and ResearchGate. It will also be distributed to selected institutions across Africa as part of Dr. Adeogun’s commitment to fostering STEM education and research.
Why It Matters:
This work further positions Dr. Adeogun not only as a tech entrepreneur but also as a thought leader in high-impact engineering research — reinforcing the importance of scientific investigation in solving real-world technological challenges.
Tosin Falaiye Shares Strategic Insights on Transitioning to Foreign Legal Practice at JBLLC Mentorship Hour
Renowned legal expert Tosin Falaiye, Partner at JBLaw Professional Corporation (Canada), delivered a compelling session during the JBLLC Mentorship Hour today, aimed at equipping legal professionals with tools to successfully transition into foreign legal practice.
Speaking to a hybrid audience of aspiring and established lawyers across Nigeria and the diaspora, Falaiye drew from his 12+ years of cross-jurisdictional experience. He emphasized adaptability, continuous learning, and client-focused versatility as key drivers of success in foreign legal markets.
"The legal landscape is globalizing rapidly. Nigerian-trained lawyers must now blend deep local knowledge with global competence," said Falaiye, urging attendees to build domain-specific expertise and pursue relevant accreditation such as bar equivalency programs and advanced legal certifications.
Falaiye also addressed challenges such as immigration hurdles, credential recognition, and networking across jurisdictions. He shared actionable steps based on his transition journey—from legal researcher and associate roles in Nigeria to leading cross-border dispute resolution and business advisory services in Canada.
The session ended with a dynamic Q&A, where participants sought advice on areas ranging from licensing exams and internships to client development and legal tech integration.
About JBLLC:
JBLLC (JB Law & Life Compass) is a platform dedicated to guiding legal professionals through career development, mentorship, and ethical leadership, with a focus on African legal excellence and global relevance.
Thrivyx CEO, Dr. Christopher Oluwatobi Adeogun Presents on Fiber Optic Innovations at European Photonics Summit, Rome, Italy.
At the prestigious 4th Edition of the European Lasers, Photonics and Optics Technologies Summit, held at NH Villa Carpegna, Dr. Christopher Oluwatobi Adeogun delivered a groundbreaking presentation on fiber optic technologies.
His talk, titled “Fibre optic-based delay lines for low phase noise systems to realize a tuning mechanism operating with Cartesian coordinates on the complex plane and expedient to phase stabilization,” explored advanced techniques in optical signal control and system stability.
Nigerian Scholar, Dr. Christopher Oluwatobi Adeogun, Highlights Current Advances in Civil‑Engineering Nanotechnology at Global Conference
At the prestigious 7th World Nanotechnology Conference held in Valencia, Spain, Dr. Christopher Oluwatobi Adeogun, a Nigerian researcher, delivered a compelling presentation titled “Current Development & Background Information of Nanotechnology in Civil Engineering.”
His address drew attention to how nanotechnology is transforming traditional engineering practices, enabling smarter, stronger, and more sustainable infrastructure. Dr. Adeogun presented both historical context and the latest developments driving innovation in the field today.
Thrivyx CEO Unveils Pioneering Satellite Power Strategy at Global Space Conference
We’re proud to share that Dr. Oluwatobi Adeogun, CEO of Thrivyx, was a featured speaker at the recent Satellite conference, a premier global event focused on space, satellite, and secure infrastructure innovation. Dr. Adeogun highlighted how Thrivyx is pioneering secure, cloud-native SCADA systems that bridge the gap between space-based assets and ground-level operations—enabling smarter, safer infrastructure across sectors like energy, utilities, and smart cities. As part of his session, Dr. Adeogun emphasized the increasing importance of solar-powered satellite platforms, which are critical to ensuring long-term sustainability and resilience in space-based operations. His insights drew attention to the growing need for resilient, cyber-secure platforms as the worlds of space technology and industrial control systems converge. Thrivyx continues to lead innovation at the intersection of space-ground integration, OT cybersecurity, intelligent automation, and renewable energy in space technologies.
Thrivyx Boss, Dr. Oluwatobi Adeogun Appointed to the Program Committee of 9th International Conference on Electrical and Electronics Engineering (EEEN 2025), July 25-26 2025
Dr. Christopher Oluwatobi Adeogun has been appointed to the Program Committee of the 9th International Conference on Electrical and Electronics Engineering (EEEN 2025), scheduled for July 25–26, 2025 as a virtual conference. This prestigious recognition reflects Dr. Adeogun’s growing influence in the field. The Program Committee plays a pivotal role in ensuring high-quality peer review, shaping the technical agenda, selecting keynote speakers, and guiding overall conference direction.
As a respected researcher in fields like space physics, software engineering, telecommunications, and nanotechnology, Dr. Adeogun brings both academic rigor and industry insight to EEEN 2025. His appointment reinforces the conference’s commitment to excellence in electrical and electronics engineering. Being appointed to such a committee underscores Dr. Adeogun’s expertise and standing in the technical community. He’ll engage with other leading researchers and industry experts in shaping the conference’s program. He’ll help steer discussions, spotlight emerging areas, and ensure the program resonates with high-impact, cutting-edge work.
Thrivyx CEO Speaks at Beijing, October 02-03, 2023 Conference Program, Chairing the Engineering & Physical Sciences Session
Dr. Adeogun gave five oral presentations at the October 2–3, 2023, Beijing event—one in bioengineering (heart blood-flow modeling) and another in electrical engineering (analog filter design). The event combined live virtual sessions with comprehensive e‑proceedings.
Presentations in Medical & Engineering Sessions
1. Numerical Methodology of Blood Flow in the Heart: Presented under the Medical and Health Sciences Research category. Focused on biotechnology and bioengineering aspects of cardiovascular modelling.
Presentations in Engineering & Physical Sciences
2. Designing & Simulating Analog Low‑Pass Filters: Delivered during the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research session. Concentrated on analog electrical engineering and information systems.
3. Current Development & Background Information of Nanotechnology in Civil Engineering.
4. Investigation of the Air-Gap Signal in Kalman Filter Under Relative Acceleration.
5. The Restriction Theory and the Christopher-Adeogun's Theorem.
Conference Format Overview Day 1 (Oct 2): Held virtually at 12 p.m. London time, where the above two presentations took place via digital platforms.
Day 2 (Oct 3): Comprised of digital e‑proceedings and downloadable e‑book materials.
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Dr. Christopher Oluwatobi Adeogun Speaks at International Conference in Shangai, China- October 09-10, 2023.
Renowned Nigerian researcher and academic, Dr. Christopher Oluwatobi Adeogun, delivered two impactful presentations at the International Conference on Engineering and Physical Sciences, held virtually from Shanghai on October 9th and 10th, 2023.
Dr. Adeogun shared cutting-edge findings in the fields of Electrical Engineering and Energy Systems, including:
“Investigating Higher Fringing Flux of an Air-Gapped System with Relative Losses”
“Dusty Plasma: The Interaction of Dust Particles with the Heliospheric Magnetic Field”
This prestigious international platform brought together thought leaders, scientists, and innovators from around the globe to exchange insights and advance research in physical and engineering sciences.
Dr. Adeogun’s participation highlighted the growing global relevance of African scientific research and also underscores his commitment to pushing the boundaries of knowledge in energy and space physics.
Why Our CEO, Dr. Oluwatobi Adeogun Says Saving in Naira is a Gamble. This was reported in his former role as Tech Lead in Fintech.
For Adeogun Oluwatobi, saving in naira feels like playing a high-stakes game he no longer wants to lose. “I’ve watched friends and colleagues see the value of their hard-earned money wiped out overnight due to sudden naira devaluations,” he explains. “That’s when I decided it was time for a more secure solution: dollar savings.”
Thrivyx CEO, Dr. Oluwatobi Adeogun, Illuminates the Future of Communication with Quantum Technology
Zurich, Switzerland-2023.
In a landmark moment for the global tech community, Dr. Oluwatobi Adeogun, CEO of Thrivyx, delivered a powerful keynote address at the 2023 Zurich Conference on Advanced Technologies. Speaking on the visionary topic, “The Application of Quantum Technology in Modern Communication Systems,” Dr. Adeogun explored how emerging quantum advancements are set to revolutionize global communications infrastructure.
With a deep dive into quantum encryption, entanglement-based networking, and the practical integration of quantum systems with existing communication models, Dr. Adeogun captivated an international audience of researchers, innovators, and industry leaders.
“Quantum technology is no longer a distant concept—it’s the cornerstone of tomorrow’s secure, high-speed, and intelligent communication systems,” said Dr. Adeogun during his address.
As Thrivyx continues to lead breakthroughs at the intersection of quantum computing and telecommunications, this keynote solidifies Dr. Adeogun’s role as a forward-thinking leader driving the next evolution in global connectivity.
Dr. Oluwatobi Adeogun, Presents Grounbreaking Research on Digital Holography
London, United Kingdom – May 15–16, 2023
At the prestigious London Conference Program 2023, Dr. Oluwatobi Adeogun, CEO of Thrivyx, presented a seminal paper titled:
“The Theoretical Analysis of the Space-variance Effect in Digital Holography.”
This research offers critical insights into how space-variance—a fundamental limitation in optical systems—impacts the accuracy and performance of digital holography, a technology central to advanced imaging, data storage, and quantum visualization.
Dr. Adeogun’s presentation explored the mathematical underpinnings of space-variance, proposed correction models, and addressed practical implications for real-time holographic applications.
“Understanding and mitigating space-variance is vital to unlocking the full potential of digital holography in communication, biomedical imaging, and quantum sensing,” Dr. Adeogun explained.
His contribution not only advanced academic discussion but also underscored Thrivyx’s commitment to pioneering research in the fusion of quantum optics and next-gen imaging systems.
Dr. Adeogun Appointed as Program Committee Member for the 9th International Conference on Recent Advances in Physics 2025.
Dr. Adeogun was appointed as a Program Committee Member for the 9th International Conference on Recent Advances in Physics (PHY 2025), held virtually from May 30 to May 31, 2025.
As a member of the program committee, Dr. Adeogun contributed to the peer review process, provided expert insight into the conference agenda, and supported the advancement of cutting-edge research in the field of physics.
Nigeria- Teaching The World: Rose Danjuma's Journey To Making Mathematics Accessible.
(published Aug 19, 2024)
Danjuma Rose Uwanassara, a mathematics lecturer at Kaduna State College of Education. With a B.Sc. from University of Lafia and an M.Sc. from KASU, she started teaching peers as early as 14. During the COVID‑19 lockdown, she founded the School of Mathematics, Nigeria (SOMNG) across Instagram, Twitter, TikTok, Facebook, and YouTube. Through this initiative, she has reached over 150,000 students and amassed more than 200,000 followers globally. Her teaching methodology breaks down common misconceptions about mathematics—she emphasizes the importance of understanding formulas, processes, and laws. She believes algebra is foundational, stressing how constants and variables form the backbone of solving equations. As her online presence grew, she reportedly received multiple offers from global tech companies—but chose to stay focused on her educational mission .
Key takeaways:
Early passion: Rose had been informally teaching math from age 14.
Digital pioneer: Leveraged multiple social media platforms during COVID‑19 to reach learners worldwide.
Algebra advocate: Considers algebra the critical gateway to broader math mastery.
Global recognition: Drawing tech‑industry interest—she remained true to her educational focus.
Thrivyx CEO, Dr Oluwatobi Adeogun participated in the Odoo International Programming Contest.
We are proud to announce that our CEO, Dr. Oluwatobi Adeogun, a distinguished tech innovator and software expert, participated in the prestigious Odoo International Programming Contest held in May 2025.
This global event brought together top developers and programmers from around the world to compete in solving real-world business problems using the Odoo platform. Dr. Adeogun’s participation underscores his commitment to innovation, technical excellence, and thought leadership in enterprise software development.
Dr. Oluwatobi Adeogun Presented Pioneering Research at Montreal Conference
At the prestigious International Conference on Biomedical and Biological Engineering, hosted virtually by WASET, Dr. Christopher Oluwatobi Adeogun of Nigeria delivered a standout presentation that captured the attention of experts across the globe. Dr. Adeogun presented his research titled: “The Theoretical Analysis of the Space‑Variance Effect in Digital Holography” This groundbreaking work explored novel insights into space-variance effects in digital holography, offering promising implications for advances in biomedical imaging and optical diagnostics. His talk was part of the Engineering and Physical Sciences track and featured in the Day 1 Virtual Presentation Series, held on May 15, 2023.
Conference Host: World Academy of Science, Engineering and Technology (WASET)
Location: Montreal, Canada (Virtual Format)
The event brought together international researchers, scientists, and innovators for two days of high-level academic exchange and scientific advancement. Dr. Adeogun’s contribution was widely noted as a significant highlight of the program.
Dr. Christopher Oluwatobi Adeogun speaks on Crossroads of Control Theory and Physics
On September 11, 2023, during the 9th International Conference and Exhibition on Satellite & Space Missions (held as a global webinar), Dr. Christopher Oluwatobi Adeogun delivered a thought-provoking presentation titled: “The Overlaps Between the Control Community's Work on System Identification and the Physics on Phase-Space Reconstruction via Time-Delay Embedding.”
Dr. Adeogun explored the deep interdisciplinary connections between control system identification methods and time-delay embedding strategies used in phase-space reconstruction. His talk shed light on how these seemingly distinct fields are converging to enhance understanding of complex dynamical systems—particularly in the context of space missions, autonomous control, and satellite operations.
Attendees from around the world gained valuable insights into the fusion of theory and application, as Dr. Adeogun highlighted techniques that are shaping the future of spacecraft modeling and predictive control.
This standout presentation was a key moment of the conference, reinforcing the importance of interdisciplinary collaboration in pushing the boundaries of space technology.
FasterCapital Backs Thrivyx’s Unified Security Platform to Capture $180B SaaS Market Opportunity
LAGOS, Nigeria & Dubai, UAE — July 12, 2025
Thrivyx, a pioneering API-first SaaS startup delivering integrated security, productivity, and file-sharing solutions, today announced a strategic partnership with FasterCapital through its LaunchUp program. This collaboration aims to accelerate Thrivyx’s growth across Africa, Europe, and Asia by leveraging FasterCapital’s global network, capital resources, and industry expertise to address the urgent cybersecurity needs of mid-sized businesses in emerging markets. Market Opportunity & Problem Statement The global cybersecurity and productivity SaaS market exceeds $180 billion annually, driven by escalating cyber threats and the growing complexity of enterprise IT environments. However, many mid-sized companies — especially in regulated and tech-driven sectors such as fintech, healthtech, and logistics — struggle with fragmented, costly, and difficult-to-integrate security tools. This inefficiency creates significant operational risks and compliance challenges. Thrivyx targets this underserved segment by offering a unified, scalable platform that simplifies security monitoring, productivity analytics, and data management, filling a critical white space in the market. Startup Solution & Differentiation Thrivyx’s core offering is a robust RESTful API combined with multi-language SDKs (JavaScript, Python, Java, C#, Go) that deliver real-time security event monitoring, productivity metrics, and file sharing tracking. Designed for developers and IT teams, the platform enables rapid deployment within hours and scales seamlessly for enterprise needs. Early pilot customers have validated Thrivyx’s value through improved operational visibility and reduced integration friction. The company’s modular approach, flexible integrations, and developer-first tooling create a defensible position against fragmented legacy solutions and heavyweight enterprise competitors. FasterCapital Partnership Value Through the LaunchUp program, Thrivyx gains access to FasterCapital’s extensive global mentorship, strategic advisory, and funding support tailored for API-first SaaS ventures. FasterCapital’s rigorous selection process underscores Thrivyx’s innovation and market potential, while the partnership accelerates product-market fit, go-to-market execution, and capital raising efforts. This collaboration is designed to shorten Thrivyx’s path to market leadership by combining local market insights with FasterCapital’s proven startup acceleration framework. Executive Quotes Hesham Zreik, Founder and CEO of FasterCapital, said: “Thrivyx exemplifies the kind of innovative, developer-centric SaaS solution that addresses a critical gap in cybersecurity for emerging markets. Their API-first approach and scalable platform align perfectly with the future of enterprise security. We are excited to support their journey through LaunchUp and help them unlock significant growth opportunities globally.” Dr. Oluwatobi Adeogun, CEO of Thrivyx, added: “Partnering with FasterCapital is a game-changer for Thrivyx. Their global reach and expertise validate our vision to unify fragmented security and productivity tools into a seamless platform. This collaboration will fast-track our expansion, enhance our product offerings, and deepen our impact across Africa, Europe, and Asia.” Growth Trajectory & Future Plans In the coming 12 months, Thrivyx plans to expand its customer base by targeting VC-backed startups and compliance-driven SMEs, enhance its API integrations, and scale infrastructure to support increasing demand. The company aims to close its $5 million seed round to fuel product innovation, sales team growth, and regional market penetration. Long-term, Thrivyx envisions becoming the leading unified security and productivity SaaS provider in emerging markets, with plans to diversify into adjacent enterprise software verticals. About Thrivyx Founded by a lean, tech-driven team with deep domain expertise, Thrivyx delivers an integrated API-first platform combining security monitoring, productivity analytics, and file sharing. Built for developers and enterprises alike, Thrivyx addresses the critical need for affordable, scalable cybersecurity solutions in emerging markets, empowering organizations to optimize internal operations with ease and confidence.
About FasterCapital
FasterCapital is a global venture builder and online incubator dedicated to co-funding and co-founding innovative startups. Established in 2014, we are now #1 venture builder in terms of number of startups that we have helped, money invested and money raised. It supports startups worldwide through various programs, including funding assistance, business development, and technical support. The LaunchUp program is designed to help early-stage startups build scalable solutions with mentorship, strategic guidance, and network support.
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Dr. Christopher Oluwatobi Adeogun featured in Young Surveryors Network Magazine 4.0 (Lagos Chapter)
Lagos, Nigeria – July 10, 2025 — The Lagos Chapter of the Young Surveyors Network (YSN) has proudly featured Dr. Christopher Oluwatobi Adeogun in its latest publication, YSN Magazine 4.0, recognizing his exceptional contributions to the field of geospatial science, land surveying, and mentorship in professional development.
Dr. Adeogun, a leading academic and practitioner in Space Physics, was highlighted in the magazine, which celebrates individuals making remarkable strides in shaping the future of the surveying profession in Nigeria and beyond. The magazine, which serves as a platform for knowledge exchange and professional networking, also featured articles on modern surveying technologies, case studies, and career-building resources for early-career surveyors. Dr. Adeogun's inclusion adds significant value to the publication’s mission to educate, inspire, and connect.
Dr. Christopher Oluwatobi Adeogun featured in Young Surveryors Network Magazine 3.0 (Lagos Chapter)
The Lagos Chapter of the Young Surveyors Network (YSN) has proudly featured Dr. Christopher Oluwatobi Adeogun in its latest publication, YSN Magazine 3.0, recognizing his exceptional contributions to the field of geospatial science, land surveying, and mentorship in professional development. Dr. Adeogun, a leading academic and practitioner in Space Physics, was highlighted in the magazine, which celebrates individuals making remarkable strides in shaping the future of the surveying profession in Nigeria and beyond. The magazine, which serves as a platform for knowledge exchange and professional networking, also featured articles on modern surveying technologies, case studies, and career-building resources for early-career surveyors. Dr. Adeogun's inclusion adds significant value to the publication’s mission to educate, inspire, and connect.
Dr. Christopher Oluwatobi Adeogun Appointed to International Advisory Committee of the 3rd International Conference on Computer, Cybernetics and Education (ICCCE 2025)
We are delighted to acknowledge the outstanding contribution of Dr. Christopher Oluwatobi Adeogun, who served as a member of the International Advisory Committee for the 3rd International Conference on Computer, Cybernetics, and Education (ICCCE 2025).
Dr. Adeogun’s appointment to the advisory committee was a recognition of his impactful work in computer science, cybernetics, and educational development. His expertise helped guide the academic direction and quality of the conference, which brought together thought leaders and innovators from across the globe.
We congratulate Dr. Adeogun on this prestigious role and commend his continued dedication to advancing global dialogue in technology and education.
Dr. Christopher Oluwatobi Adeogun Featured at the 1st International Online Conference on Buildings By MDPI 2023
The inaugural International Online Conference on Buildings (IOCBD 2023) brought together leading minds in architecture, engineering, and sustainable construction. Dr. Adeogun, a respected academic and innovator, delivered a compelling session that explored "The Integrated Approach of Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) In Building Construction Projects". His insights sparked lively discussions and drew praise from participants across multiple continents. The event provided a dynamic platform for knowledge exchange, featuring contributions from experts across academia and industry. Dr. Adeogun’s presentation stood out for its depth, clarity, and relevance to the challenges facing today’s built environment.
Key Highlights from Dr. Adeogun’s Session:
Innovative use of local materials for sustainable development
Bridging academic research with on-site building practices
Climate-responsive design in emerging economies
Dr. Raheem I. Ayobi an Adviser and Principal Investigator at Thrivyx Lab Won the Texas Tech University (TTU) Dean's Executive Fellowship Doctoral Programme Award.
Dr Isiaka Ayobi Raheem of the Department of Physics, University of Lagos won the Texas Tech University (TTU) Dean’s Executive Fellowship Doctoral Programme award.
The programme issued by the Department of Curriculum and Instruction, College of Education, Texas Tech University (TTU), is a fellowship package which involves those in STEM education, graduate recruitment fellowship, research, teaching and assistantships.
The cohorts of the 2023 Fall are scholars with a focus on education and educational research that is interdisciplinary, comparative, convergent, transdisciplinary, transnational and transformative.
VP Onibokun highlights AI’s role in customer care, says businesses must anticipate customer need.
In today’s highly competitive business environment, customer experience has become the defining factor between companies that thrive and those that struggle to keep up. According to Tolulope Onibokun, Customer Experience Manager at Avetium, artificial intelligence (AI) is helping forward-thinking organisations shift from reactive customer service to proactive engagement — a change she believes is essential for long-term success.
Onibokun describes customer health checks as structured assessments of customer engagement, satisfaction, and the overall quality of business relationships. Traditionally, these checks were reactive, often triggered by customer complaints or signs of churn. However, with the advent of AI, this model is evolving, enabling real-time monitoring and informed decision-making.
“Customer expectations have evolved. It’s no longer enough to wait until someone raises a complaint. The real goal now is to anticipate a customer’s needs and address issues before they become problems,” she said.
The Power of AI in Monitoring Customer Health
Onibokun explains that AI enhances customer health checks by analysing vast amounts of customer data, from CRM interactions and product usage to sentiment and support history. With machine learning models, businesses can now identify potential risks before a customer becomes disengaged.
Revolutionizing Last-Mile Delivery: QURIEE, a company Led by George Awala Unveils Game-Changing Mobility-as-a-Service Platform
In a groundbreaking announcement, QURIEE, a pioneering Mobility-as-a-Service (MaaS) startup in Lagos, Nigeria, is set to revolutionize last-mile delivery dynamics, empowering commerce, promoting carbon emissions consciousness and transforming livelihoods across Nigeria and Africa.
With a mission to optimize the utilization of empty vehicle spaces, QURIEE is poised to create a dual impact – enhancing income opportunities for drivers while promoting environmental sustainability through efficient routing. This innovative approach promises to disrupt the traditional delivery landscape.
CEO of QURIEE, George Awala, stated: “We are thrilled to introduce QURIEE to the world. Our core value proposition is simple yet powerful: we bridge the gap between mobility and commerce. By optimizing last-mile delivery, we are not only helping online businesses expand their customer base and reach new markets but also empowering drivers and everyday vehicle owners to unlock new revenue streams.”
Thrivyx Chief Operations Officer, Dr. Damola Adeogun Speaks on "How Fake Drugs are Killing Millions in Nigeria.
In a bold and urgent call to action, Dr. Damola Adeogun, Chief Operations Officer of Thrivyx, has raised alarm over the devastating impact of counterfeit pharmaceuticals in Nigeria. In an exclusive address, Dr. Adeogun revealed shocking statistics and disturbing realities surrounding the infiltration of fake drugs into the Nigerian healthcare system — a silent epidemic that’s killing millions and crippling public trust.
Thrivyx CEO, Dr. Christopher Oluwatobi Adeogun Appointed to the Editorial Board of the International Journal of Astrophysics and Space Science
We are thrilled to announce that Dr. Christopher Adeogun, a distinguished researcher and academic, has been appointed to the editorial board of the International Journal of Astrophysics and Space Science, published by the Science Publishing Group.
With an impressive background in astrophysics, space science, and advanced cosmological research, Dr. Adeogun brings a wealth of knowledge, experience, and innovation to one of the field’s most respected journals. His appointment is a testament to his ongoing contributions to cutting-edge space science and his dedication to the advancement of scientific knowledge globally.
Thrivyx Joins Faster Capital LaunchUp Accelerator Program
Thrivyx has now joined LaunchUp to accelerate its growth across Africa, Europe, and Asia by leveraging FasterCapital’s global network, capital resources, and industry expertise to address the urgent cybersecurity needs of mid-sized businesses in emerging markets.
How Nigeria's Thrivyx Helps Businesses Scale and Innovate
Nigeria’s Thrivyx helps businesses scale and innovate through tailored software solutions and access to world-class development talent.
Founded in 2021, Thrivyx is building a secure, cloud-native Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) platform for industrial and critical infrastructure systems. It provides real-time monitoring, control, and cybersecurity in a unified solution – designed for sectors like energy, utilities, manufacturing, and smart cities.
“Our platform integrates with legacy field equipment while enabling modern features like remote access, AI-powered anomaly detection, and digital twin visualisation,” said Dr Oluwatobi Adeogun, managing director and CEO of Thrivyx.
Dr. Oluwatobi Adeogun Invited to serve as a Program Committee Member at the 8th International Conference on Electrical Engineering (ELEN 2025).
ELEN 2025 is a prestigious global forum where leading researchers, innovators, and professionals converge to exchange knowledge and shape the future of Electrical Engineering. As a Program Committee Member, Dr. Adeogun will play a vital role in guiding the conference agenda, reviewing high-quality research submissions, and contributing to the success of this international event.
This invitation is a strong recognition of Dr. Adeogun’s expertise, leadership, and contributions to the field.
Congratulations, Dr. Adeogun, on this well-deserved honor!
Nigerian Startup Thrivyx Launches Blockchain-Powered Time-Trade Platform. Why It Matters
In a bold move to rethink how people exchange value, Nigerian tech startup Thrivyx has unveiled FractionalFair, a browser-based platform where time, not money, is the currency. “Money can be printed. Time cannot,” said Dr. Oluwatobi Adeogun, Thrivyx’s managing director and CEO, announcing the launch in Lagos.
The platform allows users to trade skills and services in 15-, 30- or 60-minute blocks, with every transaction logged on a secure blockchain ledger.
Adeogun calls it “a philosophy for a fairer future,” arguing that trading minutes instead of money “unlocks opportunities that cash alone can’t buy.”
Thrivyx Shines at GSE Digital Startup Accelerator Cohort 8!
Thrivyx is proud to announce its placement among the Top 3 Startups at the GSE Digital Startup Accelerator Cohort 8 Pitch Demo Day!
With an impressive 370 votes, Thrivyx stood out as one of the leading innovations showcased in this year’s global competition.
This recognition reflects our commitment to empowering entrepreneurs and transforming digital connectivity across emerging markets. We extend our heartfelt thanks to our supporters, partners, and the entire GSE community for believing in our mission.
Thrivyx — powering the future of digital growth.
Stay tuned for what’s next!
Thrivyx Nigeria CEO , Dr. Oluwatobi Adeogun, has been recognized by Nexus 100 - Empire Magazine as one of Africa's 100 Most Influential Tech Minds for 2025.
Lagos, Nigeria — 9th December 2025 — Thrivyx Nigeria is proud to announce that its Chief Executive Officer, Dr. Oluwatobi Adeogun, has been honored by the prestigious Nexus 100 – Empire Magazine as one of Africa’s 100 Most Influential Tech Minds for 2025. This recognition highlights his exceptional leadership, groundbreaking contributions to technology innovation, and his unwavering commitment to advancing Africa’s digital economy.
The Nexus 100 list celebrates visionaries whose work is shaping the future of technology across the continent, acknowledging individuals who demonstrate excellence in innovation, impact, and industry leadership. Dr. Adeogun’s inclusion underscores his influence in driving transformative solutions through Thrivyx Nigeria—particularly in digital platforms, technology-driven business optimization, and emerging tech ecosystems.
“It is an honor to be recognized alongside some of the brightest and most impactful minds in Africa’s tech landscape,” said Dr. Oluwatobi Adeogun. “This award is not just a personal achievement, but a testament to the incredible team at Thrivyx Nigeria and our collective mission to build scalable, future-ready technologies for Africa and beyond.”
Under Dr. Adeogun’s leadership, Thrivyx Nigeria has continued to expand its footprint as a leader in tech-driven innovation, empowering businesses and individuals through advanced digital solutions, capacity growth, and strategic transformation. The company remains committed to fostering technological advancement, talent development, and sustainable digital growth across the region.
“We are extremely proud of Dr. Adeogun’s recognition,” said a spokesperson for Thrivyx Nigeria. “His vision, passion, and dedication continue to inspire our team and positively influence Africa’s broader technology ecosystem.”
The Empire Magazine Nexus 100 award ceremony is scheduled to take place later this year, bringing together top innovators, policymakers, and industry leaders from across Africa.