African youth constituteages 15-24 constituted 20% of the continentcontinent's population in 2015, climbing to 226 million, youth age 15-24, Accordingaccording to the United NationNations (UN). In relation to itthis statistical data, Africa's population as a whole is very young, with 60% of the entire continent agecontinent's population below the age of 25, making it the youngest continent in the world. As a result, technology has the potential to positively alter the trajectory of the story of Africa. Youth in Africa hashave to seize the opportunitiesopportunity to distinguish themselves, to make history, to do something never done before. The opportunity may come with disguisedisguised as a challenge or a drawback, but, the divine spirit of pan-Africanism can change thethis narrative. Most; most especially, due to the outbreak of covid-19Covid-19 as a common enemy, which dwindlethreatens the economies of sovereign nation economynations. youthYouth in Africa have to develop and display their problem solving skills and innovative ideas to reboot the African ecosystem with digital technology in otherorder to surviveovercome the damageddamage caused by the pandemic.