With Over 400 Million Youths
Why is Africa not dominatng the tech word?
Be Part of Africa's Biggest Youth-Led Tech Movement
A movement aimed to put tech in the hands of the Afican child
In the eyes of the African child burns the fire of success. At FORGE, through TechUp and LaunchPad, we fan that fire into a flame — turning dreams into destiny with the power of technology and education.
What we've Forged
TechUp is ForgeITS’s digital skills program equipping secondary school students with future-ready knowledge in coding, design, digital marketing, and entrepreneurship, empowering Africa’s next generation of innovators from the classroom.
LaunchPad is a business-pitch competition for SSS 3 students that gives young innovators the chance to transform ideas into ventures. With mentorship, exposure, and seed funding, it empowers the next generation of entrepreneurs to start building today.
What we're Forging
Who are the Forgers
Adeniyi Moxie
Founder/C.E.O
Moxie is a purpose-driven leader with over 14 years in education, training, and technology. A certified estate surveyor and experienced web developer (WordPress, JS, HTML, CSS), he has helped teachers and students unlock practical skills across Africa. With years of experience in business, starting off at an early age to be a makeup artist, nail technician and even a marketer, he grew up with the spirit of entrepreneurship. Formerly a project manager at IDEAL, a Canadian tech firm, he now leads Forge Intellitech to harness homegrown solutions that protect young Africans from exploitation and build a self-reliant continent.
Oyewole Adeola
Chairman
With over 20 years of experience in education and business administration, Adeola has successfully led her own school while shaping policies as part of the National Association of Private School Providers in Lagos. A graduate of English Language, she brings business insight, diverse perspectives, and a passion for youth development to her role as the head of the Board of Directors and Chairman of Forge Intellitech, where she helps steer the company’s bold mission.
Ogunleke Gbenga
C.F.O
Gbenga is a chartered accountant with a master’s in finance, a certified tax consultant, and a seasoned business strategist with over 25 years of experience. He has worked across multiple industries as a financial analyst, tax resolver, and board advisor — including a role as financial analyst and business strategist at AFRIMA. A values-driven leader and mentor, he guides Forge Intellitech in turning bold ideas into financially sound, executable plans. He is a member of the Board of Director with the company.
Olawale Afolabi
C.T.O
Afolabi is a skilled mechanical engineer and product builder with experience delivering projects across multiple industries. He founded VectorPay, a platform that enables Africans to access crypto and foreign currency in local currencies, and brings deep coding expertise in JavaScript, HTML, and CSS. Known for his calm problem-solving approach and big-picture thinking, he leads all technical strategy and platform development at Forge Intellitech. He working his way to being a member of the board of Director at ForgeITS
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150+ Students Graduate from TechUp’s Digital Skills Program
A new wave of tech-savvy just out of secondary school teens emerges, equipped with skills in web design, graphics, and digital marketing.
Mayoress Samiat Bada Supports ForgeITS LaunchPad 1.0
The Ikosi-Isheri LCDA chairman Mayoress Princess Samiat Bada ensdores and supported the ForgetITS LaunchPad 1.0 competition held at the LCDA council on the 4th of July 2025
LaunchPad Sparks Innovation in Young African Entrepreneurs
Oreoluwapo Rotimi and Ugonna; two school-leaving students, pitch bold ideas and emerge the winners for a ₦100,000 grant, proving the future is ready to be built today.
Forge creates software focusing on africa's lives and culture.
Forge Intellitech services Ltd will soon roll out tech solution that integrate Africa unique ecosystem into delivery services thatput tech in the hands of Africans for their daily needs.