
By Evolution Staff • June 23, 2025
Immortal AI, a Lagos-based AI company specializing in business analytics, officially launched its data storytelling and market intelligence suite at a flagship event hosted by Statissense in Victoria Island, Lagos. The launch featured three new platforms:
- Immortal BI (Business Intelligence)
- Immortal MI (Market Intelligence)
- Immortal PI (Performance Insights)
Together, they represent a step forward in African-focused decision intelligence—providing actionable insights across finance, agriculture, logistics, and retail.
Why It Matters
For decades, African business leaders have struggled with inconsistent data, unstructured reporting formats, and Western-centric dashboards that lack regional nuance. Immortal AI’s suite is designed to bridge this gap by:
- Translating raw data into localized narratives
- Offering voice-driven AI assistants to explain charts in English, French, and Swahili
- Using visual cues tailored for low-data environments and small-screen devices
“Data shouldn’t just be available—it should be usable,” said Tolu Ajiboye, Head of Product at Immortal AI. “We’re building for the banker in Nairobi, the policy maker in Accra, and the logistics manager in Kigali.”

Key Platform Features
- No-code analytics interface with drag-and-drop storytelling components
- Natural language queries for fast data summarization
- Predictive modeling based on local GDP, rainfall, and seasonal market activity
- Secure cloud storage hosted across regional centers with end-to-end encryption
- Offline mode for field agents and non-urban connectivity zones
Industry Use Cases
- Retail: Real-time POS trend analysis across pan-African chains
- Agriculture: Yield forecasting using satellite and climate integration
- Capital Markets: Sentiment analysis and investor behavior across the NSE and JSE
- Government Planning: District-level population data linked to budget visualization
Investor & Partner Reaction
With backing from Nigerian venture firm Ingressive Capital and data partner Equinix, Immortal AI has already secured pilot programs with three East African logistics firms and one pan-African mobile banking platform.
“These tools will change how decisions are made on the continent,” said Jude Akhigbe, an analyst with the Nigerian Stock Exchange. “They remove guesswork—and replace it with clarity.”
Challenges Ahead
- Integration with legacy ERP systems remains a hurdle for large organizations
- Data ownership concerns in public-private collaborations
- Affordability for SMEs outside fintech and banking

Conclusion
Immortal AI is creating more than just charts and dashboards—it’s creating a language for African data to speak to itself. With the right adoption, this suite could shape everything from budget planning to climate action across the continent.
Additional References:
- TechCabal Business Intelligence Desk (@techcabal)
- Immortal AI Platform Updates (@immortalafrica)
- Nigerian Stock Exchange (@nsecontact)
- Statissense Event Partner (@statissense)
- AI Hub Africa (@aihubafrica)
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