Vwakpor Efuetanu: one of Africa’s most promising under-40 emerging leaders in Tech

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is reshaping the global landscape, with projections estimating a market size of $2.74 trillion by 2032. In Africa, leaders like Vwakpor Efuetanu are leveraging this transformative technology to address socio-economic challenges and create opportunities, particularly for youth.. As the founder and CEO of Elite Global AI, a subsidiary of the Elite Global Intelligence Technologies, his vision for a digitally empowered Africa is steadily becoming a reality.

Efuetanu’s journey into AI technology was inspired by a deep desire to solve Africa’s socio-economic challenges, especially youth unemployment. He recognized that AI has the potential not just to disrupt industries but also to create new economic opportunities. Under his leadership, Elite Global AI has become a platform for fostering AI literacy, creating jobs, and equipping African youths with future-proof digital skills.

Elite Global AI incorporated in Nigeria and the United State of America, has empowered over 30,000 young individuals on the application of AI for Data Analytics, Business Development, Education, Digital Marketing, Blockchain Technology, Project management and Content Creation. These programs has directly facilitated over 1,000 job placements, connecting graduates with global opportunities at Fortune 500 companies, including HP, National Research Group, Rev Road, Beats by Dre, Expedia, and National Geographic Society.

Beyond job creation, Efuetanu has championed AI policy advocacy and public-private partnerships. His initiatives include high-level forums and AI summits where policymakers, tech leaders, and academics converge to explore AI’s role in Africa’s development.

The company’s latest stride is the proposed launch of its latest AI tool, Elite Coach AI, an AI-powered platform designed to boost productivity, promote financial empowerment, and advance digital skills development.
By 2030, Efuetanu aims to empower over one million African youths with future-ready skills, making Elite Global AI a cornerstone of Africa’s tech revolution.

Who is Vwakpor Efuetanu:
Vwakpor Efuetanu made history as the first in Nigerian to receive an honorary Doctorate in Artificial Intelligence Technology and Entrepreneurship Sustainability from the Chartered Institute of Public Resources Management and Politics, Ghana. This prestigious recognition highlights his groundbreaking contributions to AI and his commitment to fostering sustainable development.

Efuetanu is also a member of the Association for the Advancement of Artificial Intelligence (AAAI), New York, further affirming his dedication to advancing the field of AI. In addition to his contributions to AI, Efuetanu leads Blizz Renewable Energy Empire Limited (BREE), providing affordable solar solutions to over 5,000 Nigerian homes. By addressing energy poverty, he is driving sustainable development and environmental conservation, reinforcing his commitment to innovation for social good.

Vwakpor Efuetanu’s journey from Medical Biochemistry to becoming a leading figure in AI and renewable energy underscores his dedication to innovation and empowerment. As Africa stands on the brink of a tech-driven future, his leadership exemplifies how passion, purpose, and technology can unlock the continent’s untapped potential. Efuetanu’s mentorship initiatives, such as The Elite Class, have impacted over 600 young individuals and facilitated more than 300 training sessions for university students, underscoring his commitment to education and professional development. His achievements are a testament to his visionary approach and unwavering dedication to creating positive change. By harnessing the power of AI and renewable energy, he is not only transforming industries but also inspiring a new generation of leaders to build a brighter, more sustainable future for Africa and beyond.

As Africa gears up for a tech-driven future, Vwakpor Efuetanu’s leadership exemplifies how innovation and purpose can shape transformative progress. With his eyes set on empowering over a million young Africans by 2030, his journey is just beginning.