In the dynamic landscape of technological innovation, one individual stands out as a trailblazer, shaping the future with ingenuity and vision. Ejiroghene Orishedere Praise, a seasoned IT analyst with dual master’s degrees in business analytics and management, has emerged as a driving force behind transformative advancements in artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML).
Ejiroghene’s journey began as an IT business analyst at the CBN South South Development Center, where he honed his skills in strategic planning and market analysis. His passion for leveraging technology to drive growth propelled him to a leadership role at one of Africa’s leading financial institutions. Here, he led a team of young professionals in pioneering cutting-edge technologies, revolutionizing the banking sector and significantly increasing revenue streams.
However, Ejiroghene’s ambition and innovative spirit knew no bounds. In pursuit of his vision to optimize business processes through AI and ML, he founded El-azar LLC, headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia. This technology company specializes in developing AI-powered solutions aimed at revolutionizing various industries.
Ejiroghene Orishedere Praise – El-azar LLC
One notable achievement of El-azar LLC is the creation of a groundbreaking technology that addresses the routing problem for small transportation businesses in America. By harnessing the power of AI and process modeling, Ejiroghene’s solution ensures efficient transportation of goods, enhancing productivity, and reducing operational costs.
But Ejiroghene’s impact extends beyond the realm of logistics. With a steadfast commitment to leveraging technology for societal good, he is spearheading the development of AI-powered decision support systems. These systems, utilizing statistical modeling techniques and ML algorithms, have the potential to revolutionize healthcare, enabling early disease detection, personalized medicine, and optimized treatment plans.
In line with this vision, El-azar LLC is on the brink of launching a personalized healthcare technology that promises to transform the healthcare landscape. By harnessing the power of statistical modeling, this innovative solution will deliver tailored healthcare to individuals, empowering them to take control of their well-being and live healthier lives.
Away from the boardroom, Ejiroghene’s passion for sports, particularly soccer, underscores his holistic approach to life. It is this blend of strategic acumen, technological expertise, and a commitment to societal impact that sets Ejiroghene apart as a visionary leader in the field of AI and ML.
As we navigate an increasingly complex and interconnected world, individuals like Ejiroghene Orishedere Praise serve as beacons of inspiration, leading the charge towards a future where technology serves humanity in unprecedented ways. With his relentless pursuit of innovation and unwavering commitment to excellence, Ejiroghene is not just shaping the future – he is defining it.
The decomposing body of an unidentified man has been discovered by troops of Operation Ensuring Peace, OPEP, in an abandoned building behind a primary school in Jwakom Village, Mangu Local Government Area of Plateau State.
Security analyst, Zagazola Makama, in a post on X quoted sources saying that the discovery was reported at about 1:40 pm on Sunday, October 25, 2026, prompting troops of Sector 8 OPEP to respond to the scene.
Makama explained that the troops confirmed the presence of a decomposing male corpse. Efforts to establish the identity of the deceased were unsuccessful.
He added, "The corpse was subsequently recovered and handed over to the youth leader of Jwakom for necessary action."
Makama stated that investigations are ongoing to establish the identity of the deceased and determine the circumstances surrounding his death, while authorities are expected to take further action as more details emerge from the investigation.
Martha Kandawa-Schulz, Namibia’s Cartagena Protocol National Focal Point, died in Yerevan, Armenia, while participating in the ongoing United Nations Biodiversity Conference (CBD COP17).
Ms Kandawa-Schulz, a professor, died on 23 October, according to a statement the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) Secretariat issued Sunday evening.
She was serving as Co-Chair of the Contact Group on Risk Assessment and Risk Management of Living Modified Organisms at the conference.
In a message to delegates, the Secretariat described her as a highly respected colleague whose dedication, expertise, and leadership contributed significantly to the Convention and its Protocols, as well as to the global biosafety community.
It said her commitment and collegiality had earned her the respect and appreciation of colleagues who had the privilege of working with her.
The Secretariat extended its condolences to her family, friends, colleagues, and the Government and people of Namibia.
It also expressed sympathy to the African Group and others mourning her death.
“The Presidency and the Secretariat are working closely together to support her family and the Namibian delegation on site, and to facilitate the necessary arrangements,” the statement said.
The Secretariat also announced that a book of condolences would be available to delegates from 13:00 on Monday at Entrance 2, near the Asia-Pacific Room, for those wishing to pay their respects.
It urged delegates to honour Ms Kandawa-Schulz’s memory and recognise her contributions to the shared objectives of the Convention.
The circumstances surrounding her death were not stated, although reports indicate that she collapsed during her engagement in the working group meeting on Friday.
CBD COP17 is taking place in Yerevan, Armenia, bringing together governments and other stakeholders to deliberate on global biodiversity conservation and the implementation of the Convention and its associated protocols.
Government representatives, delegates, scientists, civil society representatives and researchers, among others, from nearly 196 countries are participating in the conference.
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