Ogunsuyi Kehinde David
OpenLife News reports that Nigerian technology entrepreneur, media executive, digital communications strategist and founder of Trybeboost Global Digital Hub, Ogunsuyi Kehinde David, has been confirmed as a speaker at the Africa Blockchain Festival (ABF) 2026, scheduled to take place in Nairobi, Kenya, from October 15 to 17, 2026.
Kehinde will deliver a keynote presentation titled “Building Trust in Africa’s Digital Economy: The Role of Media, Cybersecurity, and Responsible Digital Communication,” where he will examine how responsible journalism, secure digital infrastructure, and transparent communication can strengthen confidence in Africa’s rapidly growing technology ecosystem.
The invitation reflects his growing influence across Africa’s technology, media, and digital marketing sectors, where he has spent nearly a decade helping businesses, startups, and public institutions strengthen their digital presence while promoting responsible online communication.
As the Managing Director of TrybeBoost Global Digital Hub Limited, Kehinde has led the company into becoming one of Nigeria’s emerging digital growth firms, offering digital marketing, search engine optimisation (SEO), reputation management, media strategy, web development, creator growth, online advertising, and brand communications.
Under his leadership, TrybeBoost has supported businesses, public figures, creators, and organisations seeking to build sustainable digital visibility across multiple platforms.
The company is also preparing for the official launch of its redesigned digital platform and mobile application later this year. The new platform is expected to introduce additional tools aimed at helping brands, media organisations, creators, and businesses expand their digital reach through technology-driven marketing solutions.
Beyond TrybeBoost, Kehinde is also the Co-Founder of WestTrybe Media Limited, an independent digital news platform focused on delivering timely reporting on technology, business, public affairs, international developments, entertainment, and emerging trends.
Since its launch, WestTrybe has continued expanding its editorial coverage while investing in search-driven journalism, digital publishing technology, and audience development. The organisation has positioned itself as a modern African newsroom committed to factual reporting, innovation, and the responsible use of digital media technologies.
Speaking ahead of the festival, Kehinde said Africa’s digital future will depend not only on technological innovation but also on the trust built between governments, businesses, media organisations, and the public.
“Technology alone cannot build a digital economy. Trust is the foundation. That trust comes from responsible journalism, secure digital systems, transparent communication, and ethical innovation. As Africa continues embracing blockchain, artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, and digital finance, we must ensure that our digital ecosystem remains credible, inclusive, and secure,” he said.
The Africa Blockchain Festival has become one of the continent’s leading technology conferences, bringing together blockchain developers, policymakers, regulators, entrepreneurs, cybersecurity professionals, investors, and innovators to discuss the future of digital transformation across Africa.
Kehinde’s participation is expected to contribute practical insights drawn from his experience in technology entrepreneurship, media innovation, digital marketing, and online reputation management. His session will also explore the growing responsibility of media organisations in combating misinformation while supporting innovation and public trust within emerging technologies.
With both TrybeBoost and WestTrybe continuing to expand their operations, Kehinde says the long-term vision is to build globally recognised African companies that combine technology, media, and digital communication to empower businesses, creators, institutions, and communities across the continent.
“Our ambition goes beyond building successful companies. We want to build platforms that help African businesses grow, give creators greater opportunities, strengthen credible journalism, and position Africa as a leader in the global digital economy.”
His appearance at Africa Blockchain Festival 2026 further reinforces the growing role Nigerian entrepreneurs and media innovators are playing in shaping conversations around Africa’s digital transformation on the international stage.
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