Accolades as Slum Tech Clinches IBSA Social Impact of the Year Award in Abuja

 By Genesis Ogiri 

ABUJA — Accolades have continued to trail Asmau Abdullahi, Chief Executive Officer of SlumTech, following her emergence as IBSA Social Impact of the Year, a recognition that has brought renewed visibility to her leadership trajectory and the organisation’s technology-led intervention in underserved communities.

Abdullahi clinched the prestigious recognition at the Integrity Business Summit & Awards (IBSA 2026) held at the Abuja Pavilion, Area 10, Garki, Abuja, in an impressive convergence of entrepreneurs, corporate executives, business leaders, innovators, professionals and development stakeholders drawn from diverse sectors of Nigeria’s enterprise ecosystem.

The award represents a significant milestone in Abdullahi’s professional trajectory, particularly within an increasingly competitive social-impact landscape where technology, innovation and inclusive development are becoming critical components of sustainable community transformation. Her recognition also places SlumTech Foundation’s intervention within the broader discourse on digital inclusion, human-capital development and equitable access to emerging economic opportunities.

Under its Educate pillar, the Foundation supports schools, develops STEM learning laboratories and provides foundational digital-literacy training, while its Empower framework equips women and young people with coding, mentorship and entrepreneurship competencies. Through Energize, SlumTech advances sustainable renewable-energy solutions for community learning centres and schools, while its Elevate pillar seeks to connect marginalised populations to global networks, artificial intelligence training and contemporary technological opportunities.

Slum Tech's expanding impact architecture received further expression with the launch of its 100,000 Digital Literacy Outreach Project on August 1, 2026. The ambitious initiative is designed to reach 100,000 out-of-school children, youths and women across underserved African communities by 2031, reinforcing SlumTech’s strategic emphasis on digital capacity building, opportunity creation and long-term human-capital development.

Also, marked its second annual African Women’s Day celebration on August 1, 2026, at Anthill, Abuja, with a focus on digital and financial empowerment for women. The initiative further underscored the organisation’s commitment to positioning technology and knowledge acquisition as catalysts for economic participation, entrepreneurship and social mobility among underserved populations.

The Convener and Founder of the Integrity Business Summit & Awards, Chidimma Muoma, popularly known as @abuja_influencer, is an award-winning media entrepreneur, digital strategist and business leader. She is also the Founder of Integrity Vendors NG and Chief Executive Officer of Decency Perfumes. Through IBSA, Muoma has established a platform designed to promote ethical business practices, celebrate corporate excellence and provide visibility and recognition to visionary entrepreneurs and professionals.

While commending the awardees, Muoma underscored the importance of celebrating individuals and institutions whose enterprise, leadership, innovation and commitment to integrity are generating wider social and economic value. 

For Abdullahi and SlumTech,  the IBSA recognition consequently adds another layer of visibility to an impact-oriented model anchored on digital inclusion, education, innovation and community empowerment, while reinforcing the growing relevance of technology as an instrument for inclusive development.

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