…As Shoppers’re  becoming more budget-conscious  By Juliet Umeh The Nigerian e-commerce sector, once hailed as a beacon of hope in Africa’s digital economy, now stands at a crossroads. Despite the sector’s potential, projected by the Nigerian Communications Commission to reach a market value of $22 billion by 2024, many players are grappling with dwindling revenues […]

Africa-focused financial technology company, PalmPay, has called for increased collaboration and innovation among banks and fintech companies to drive financial inclusion at the last mile. This appeal was made by the Head of Partnerships at PalmPay, Chibuzor Melah, during the recently concluded Nigeria Fintech Forum held in Lagos.

‘Every other sector is going through same hard times. If the operators say they cannot provide quality services because of economic conditions, it is not strange. It is their strategy’

The Executive Secretary/CEO, National Institute for Cultural Orientation (NICO), Otunba Biodun Ajiboye had denied a new Facebook account with his name in the circulation.   

Stakeholders in the transportation industry have commended the Federal Government over its push for increased usage of Compressed Natural Gas, CNG, as an alternative fuel for vehicles in the country, predicting that the move would lead to significant drop in fare paid by passengers.

If you’re in search of phones that excel in video recording, it’s crucial to consider several features.

The European Digital SME Alliance has announced a relationship with the Imo State Government, which will see the community members of the Alliance leverage on the pool of IT skills in Imo to enhance the activities and operations of its members.

In a bid to protect consumers and foster fair competition, the Nigerian Communications Commission, NCC, has issued a stringent directive to telecommunications operators.

Meta has unveiled the Llama 3.1 Impact Grants program, a $2 million initiative to support organisations using AI to tackle global challenges.

Nigeria’s telecom landscape has driven the West African tech economy up the ladder with the region’s telecoms sector now hitting $63.1 trillion