TechRegard wins Fast Rising Tech Newspaper award
TechRegard has been named the 2026 Fast Rising Tech Newspaper of the Year at the Golden Stars Award in recognition of its contribution to technology journalism and digital news reporting in Nigeria.
The award was presented during a ceremony held on Saturday at the Watercress Hotel, Ikeja, Lagos, where media professionals, business leaders, entrepreneurs and other guests gathered to celebrate excellence across various sectors.
The publication’s Chief Executive Officer and Co-founder, Edeh Chibuzor, popularly known as Chibugod, received the award on behalf of the organisation.
Speaking after the presentation, Chibuzor described the recognition as a reflection of the collective efforts of the TechRegard team.
“This award is not just for me but for every member of the TechRegard family who has worked tirelessly to build a credible and trusted technology news platform. We dedicate this recognition to our readers, partners and supporters who continue to believe in our vision.”
According to the organisers, TechRegard was recognised for its consistent coverage of technology, innovation, artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, telecommunications, startups and the digital economy.
Since its establishment, the publication has continued to expand its audience, positioning itself as one of Nigeria’s emerging digital media platforms focused on technology and innovation.
The organisers also cited the platform’s commitment to timely reporting, editorial standards and coverage of developments within Nigeria’s technology ecosystem, Africa and the wider global digital economy.
The Golden Stars Award is an annual programme that recognises individuals, organisations and brands for achievements in sectors including media, business, leadership, entrepreneurship and community development.
According to TechRegard, the latest recognition marks another milestone in its ambition to strengthen technology journalism and expand its presence as a digital news platform covering innovation and emerging technologies across Africa.
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