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Investing in AI can be the new gold mine and it can generate years of wealth since AI is expected to replace a lot of jobs in the near future. This also means that AI-focused companies will gene...
Airtel Africa Plc, a major telecommunications and mobile money services provider, has appointed Mr Carl Cruz as the new chief executive of its Nigerian subsidiary, Airtel Networks Limited. The appoint...
In the late hours of Wednesday, the initial group of Nigerian citizens who were evacuated from Sudan arrived in their home country. Specifically, these individuals, who were students, landed at the Pi...
In a recent blog post, Google unveiled a new security measure called the "passkey," which it claims will ultimately replace traditional passwords calling it the “beginning of the end” for password...
Following a recent big-money move to Saudi Arabia where he currently earns a huge annual salary of $ 75 million, Cristiano Ronaldo tops the Forbes list for the first time since 2017, with a total of $...
Creditswitch, a prominent value-added services provider in Nigeria's Information and Communications Technology (ICT) industry, has expressed its goal of expanding to other regions in Africa and eventu...
Managing one's money, establishing financial objectives, and creating a budget to achieve them are all critical components of personal finance. Irrespective of one's income level, adopting sound perso...
Nomba, a fintech startup, has secured $30 million in a Pre-Series B funding round to provide tailored payment solutions for African businesses. A Pre-Series B funding round of $30 million was oversubs...
The Annual Konga Tech week is here and this time it’s said to be Nigeria’s biggest ever Gadgets sale which is is set to run from Tuesday, May 2 to Friday, May 12, 2023. Customers are buzzing with ...
Telecommunications companies in Nigeria have expressed their opposition to being subject to regulation by the National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA) under the proposed NITDA Bill, ...