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Felicia Omari Ochelle

Felicia Omari Ochelle is the online editor of Ventures Africa. She holds a B.A in English Language from Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria, Nigeria. Omari has a strong interest in chronicling African innovations, foreign languages and the continents budding fashion industry. She enjoys reading travel stories and will one day love to tour the world.

Latest Articles by Felicia Omari Ochelle

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‘Telemedicine and health tech startups like CribMD are the future’- Ifeanyi Ossai. Over the years, telemedicine has continued to be useful in situations where a patient is unable to visit a healthcare facility in person.
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Taleb Brahim dreams of creating a sustainable level of food supply for refugees. Many have shared their life-changing stories, but only a few have risen from victim to victor.
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Mara Phones seeks to acquire LG Mobile Business. Mara Phones, the African smartphone company, has put in a bid to acquire the mobile business of LG Electronics, according to a reliable source at the Korean manufacturer who requested anonymity.
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. Over the years, telemedicine has continued to be useful in situations where a patient is unable to visit a healthcare facility in person.
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IWD 2021: Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, Dupe Olusola and the inspiration to Choose to Challenge. The year 2020 showed us something we have always known but hardly acknowledge; the crucial role of women in leadership.
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WorldRemit announces Nigerian artist, Patoranking as the new ambassador for its Entrepreneurship Program. Global digital money transfer service, WorldRemit recognizes the critical role of entrepreneurship to the growth and development of the African economy and the rest of the world.
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Exclusive Interview with Dr. Olaokun Soyinka, Board Chair of the Health Workers Fund to support COVID-19 frontliners in Nigeria. Nigeria’s healthcare system is plagued by several challenges that include poor access to quality health care and insufficient financial investment resulting in poor health infrastructure, meager remuneration for health workers, and lack of sufficient health...