About the group
One group, multiple Nigerian platforms
NextFrame Publishing Group was formed in 2025 to bring a growing family of Nigerian websites under one name.
Where we're heading
Our ambition is to build a leading digital publishing and marketing company from Nigeria, and we're working toward it one platform at a time.
Each brand in the group has its own audience and editorial focus, from technology and gadgets to music, football, gaming, education, jobs and news. What they share is a commitment to accurate, useful content made for Nigerian readers.
Technology we build ourselves
Every site in the group runs on technology we build in-house, including our own WordPress theme, SEO and analytics tools. Owning the stack lets us keep our platforms fast, well structured and easy for readers and search engines to find.
You can read how we check facts, handle corrections and label sponsored content on our editorial standards page.
How we got here
- 2012Christopher builds his first websites on Wapka.mobi, including the mobile community site Naijafunbase.
- 2021TechSocial launches, the first platform in what would become the group.
- 2023iSokoVibe launches, bringing music and entertainment rooted in Isoko and the Niger Delta.
- 2024GuidesCafe and SportCabal launch, adding education and football coverage.
- 2025NextFrame Publishing Group is formed to bring the growing family of websites under one name.
- 2026NaijaGamer, isokoJOBs, Gadgetnaire and NigeriaBrowser launch, expanding the group's portfolio.
Founder
Christopher Ebeh
Founder and CEO
Christopher Ebeh is the founder and CEO of NextFrame Publishing Group. A Computer Science graduate, he started building websites on Wapka.mobi in 2012 and later moved into digital marketing as a tech blogger and publisher, launching TechSocial in 2021.
He has since grown that single blog into a growing network of platforms and personally builds the in-house technology behind them, including the NextFrame Core theme and the group's SEO and analytics plugins.
Christopher handles the group's content strategy, search optimisation and product development, and every NextFrame platform runs on technology built under his direction.
Where it started
From Wapka.mobi to NextFrame
Christopher's first websites were built on Wapka.mobi in 2012, when most Nigerian readers browsed on feature phones and Opera Mini. These screenshots are from that time, and the same interest in building for Nigerian audiences carries through to every NextFrame platform today.
