Realjjfrosh: The Rising Force Behind Viral TikTok Trends in Africa
In the ever-evolving world of social media, few creators manage to stand out, innovate, and drive consistent impact — but Realjjfrosh is doing exactly that. Born Adebayo Temitayo, the Nigerian digital creator and strategist is one of the fastest-growing TikTok influencers in Africa, known for his viral growth tactics, powerful engagement, and ability to turn trends into movements.
Luno’s App to enable early-stage customers make informed decisions
In response to the growing maturity of crypto assets in Nigeria, crypto platform Luno, has said that it will provide customers with secure access to early-stage crypto assets, helping them make informed investment decisions.
Samsung unlocks limitless creativity for Nigerians with new Galaxy series
Samsung Electronics has introduced the latest Galaxy A series, Galaxy A56 5G, Galaxy A36 5G, and Galaxy A26 5G, designed to empower Nigerians with cutting-edge artificial intelligence, AI, features that unlock new levels of creativity and productivity.
That Kestin at War with Crumbs and Clouds
Away from the creeping and crying crowd the crumbs canter like a horse, the crumbs yet enveloped by clouds.
Turbulence in the political sphere in Rivers: Was the declaration of a state of emergency the right call?
By Afe Babalola The Nigerian social media space has been awash with reactions over the recent declaration of state of emergency in Rivers State. On Tuesday March 18, 2025, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu declared a state of emergency in Rivers State. This declaration was made pursuant to section 305(1) of the Constitution of the Federal Republic […]
Telecommunications: More promises, less services, by Okoh Aihe
Once upon a time, there was an Access Gap Map prepared by the Universal Service Provision Fund, USPF. The map showed details of remote sites in the country or locations in not-too-distant environments where telecommunications services were not available. The Nigerian Communications Act, NCA, 2003 recognises these areas or groups in Section 113 as unserved, underserved […]
