Kitchen App, Kike AI Targets 1m Jobs in Gas, Food Industry

Bennett Oghifo

Kike Technologies has introduced “Kike AI,” a pioneering kitchen application aimed at transforming Nigeria’s food and gas industries, with the ambitious objective of creating 1,000,000 jobs  throughout  the  country.

Kike AI is an advanced app designed to help home cooks of all experience levels save time, money, and energy while preparing meals. A key feature of Kike AI is its gas supply countdown timer, which alerts users when their gas is running low. This feature is especially useful for busy families looking to avoid disruptions during meal preparation. In addition to the gas supply timer, Kike AI offers a wide array of cooking recipes that cater to both novice and experienced chefs. These recipes are easy to follow and can be customized to meet various dietary needs. 

At the launch and hybrid (virtual and physical) press conference held in Lagos, Chief Executive Femi Oye presented the app’s potential to optimise  gas supply, enhance consumer convenience, and foster significant economic opportunities.

“Kike Ai tackles a prevalent household issue: the unexpected depletion of cooking gas,” Oye stated. “By utilizing advanced algorithms and data analytics, the app forecasts when a user’s gas cylinder is running low, allowing them to order refills ahead of time.”

The application is projected to generate numerous job opportunities, particularly in delivery, logistics, and within the gas retail and food sectors. “We expect significant job growth as the app gains traction, positively affecting gas stations and food businesses,” Oye remarked. “This app represents a mutually beneficial solution, fostering economic development and creating essential employment.”

As  Kike AI prepares for its nationwide launch, the company is highlighting the significant job creation potential and transformative impact it will have on the food and gas industries. According to Oye, “The job creation potential of Kike AI is diverse. A considerable number of positions will arise in delivery and logistics, as the app streamlines gas refill deliveries. We envision a massive expansion in the app’s reach leading to increased employment in gas stations and food businesses. We believe ‘Kike AI’ can transform the food and gas industries, fostering a mutually beneficial scenario that stimulates economic growth and generates essential employment opportunities.”

The innovative app aims to enhance efficiency and create new job opportunities across the sectors. “This technology unlocks numerous opportunities by delivering value in an effective, efficient, secure, and safe manner,” Oye stated. “It enables gas marketers to meet customer expectations in a verifiable way by predicting when gas supplies will deplete. We are discussing the predictive management of gas sales and purchases, which enhances demand forecasting and boosts supply chain efficiency. It is possible for business operators to access extensive datasets collected in real-time, thereby facilitating improved decision-making and overall business performance.”

He  called on food and gas sector businesses to prepare for this significant transformation, promising enhanced efficiency and a wave of new employment opportunities.

Oye highlighted that Kike Ai functions as more than just an app; it also offers a digital marketing platform. He explained:  “Kike Ai” facilitates a digital marketplace that connects gas stations with an expanded customer base and supports online transactions. The app’s predictive capabilities empower gas stations to anticipate customer demand, enabling them to optimize their inventory and reduce stock shortages.  Users can quickly find nearby stations, compare prices, and set up deliveries, thereby fostering customer loyalty.

He emphasized the app’s broader goal: “This application   will serve as a digital tool for culinary innovation, granting users immediate access to a vast array of recipes. Whether one is an experienced chef or a beginner in the kitchen, it serves as an asset for discovering new tastes and streamlining meal preparation.”

As soaring gas prices strain household budgets, Oye noted that Kike Technologies, is promoting its AI-driven platform as a crucial tool for managing gas consumption and enhancing food safety in Nigerian kitchens.

He emphasized the platform’s ability to provide real-time insights, customer feedback, and quality metrics, essential for both commercial and domestic users.

“In today’s economic climate, efficient gas usage is no longer a luxury, but a necessity,” Oye stated. “Our technology empowers users to track consumption, build trust, and maintain high safety standards, particularly vital in the food industry.”

Kike AI, leverages artificial intelligence to optimize gas supplies, streamline inventory management, minimize waste, and improve delivery logistics. It also addresses food safety concerns by integrating with hygiene practices and regulatory compliance.

“AI-driven data insights allow us to personalize customer experiences, catering to individual dietary preferences and simplifying meal planning,” Oye explained. “Features like instructional videos and user-generated recipe modifications make it especially accessible for visual learners.”

Kike Technologies is part of SMEFUNDS, a social capital corporation dedicated to investing in ethical and green enterprises. SMEFUNDS focuses on supporting households at the Bottom of the Pyramid (BoP) and addressing global challenges like poverty, climate change, and energy efficiency.

The company has ambitious goals, aiming to reach 100 million Nigerian families within the next five years. “Our mission is to lay the foundation for a poverty-free world by providing access to innovative technology that improves livelihoods and promotes sustainable development,” Oye concluded.

Just added the remarks of Mrs Titi Oshodi,Special Advisor to the Governor on Climate Change and Circular Economy to this.

The Special Adviser to the Governor of Lagos State on Climate Change and Circular Economy, Mrs Titi Oshodi, lauded SMEFUNDS for its innovative development of Kike AI, a cutting-edge cookery application designed to revolutionize the culinary experience while fostering job creation and economic growth.

The Special Adviser highlighted the importance of technology in driving sustainable development, particularly in supporting small businesses and enhancing the quality of life for Lagosians.

“We live in a fast-paced, bustling city like no other, and innovations such as Kike AI demonstrate the power of technology to solve everyday problems,” she add

“This app not only provides a practical solution for home cooks but also creates a ripple effect that enhances livelihoods by offering new opportunities in the culinary industry- from chefs to food vendors.”

She reiterated the determination of Lagos State to support technological transformation of the economy to better the livelihood of residents.

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