Popular classifieds marketplace, Jiji.ng has signed agreement with another ailing classified platform OLX, to redirect its Nigerian users to Jiji.ng in a business deal involving acquiring OLX businesses in four other countries.

The Nigerian Communications Commission, NCC, in March 2011 issued directives to telecom service providers to  commence Subscriber Identification Module (SIM) cards  registration nationwide.

Pan-African e-commerce platform, Jumia, at the weekend listed in the New York Stock Exchange helping to fly Africa’s flag higher in New York.

For some years, youth unemployment in Nigeria has continued to remain a challenge. University and Polytechnic graduates still scramble for limited job opportunities in the blue chip companies with little or no success. From every indication, one of the reasons the situation has remained the same is because Nigerian’s infrastructure hasn’t improved. Therefore, supply chain for jobs is limited to a few number of people.

The Cyber Security Experts Association of Nigeria, CSEAN, has urged the Federal Government to establish a National Cyber Security Centre, saying it will ostensibly tackle the menace of cyber crimes in Nigeria.

 Internet users in Nigeria increased marginally to more than 114,752,357 million in February 2019, the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) has said.

President Muhammadu Buhari’s decision to decline assent to the Digital Rights and Freedom has continued to worry promoters of     digital rights.

EMTS   has re-assured it customers to remain calmed, stating that the   news reports claiming that  Federal High Court sitting in Abuja has nullified the sale of EMTS to Teleology Nigeria Limited. were misleading.

Facebook boss, Mark Zuckerberg   has called  for regulators and governments to take a deeper role in policing the internet and introduce stronger data rules, as intense scrutiny of the company’s activities continues.

Africa’s preferred smartphone maker, TECNO Nigeria has launched a new smartphone series, the SPARK 3, witnessed by Government representatives, dealers, celebrities and the media amongst others in Lagos, recently.

Africa’s leading intelligent smartphone maker, Infinix Mobility has officially unveiled the Zero 6 smartphone into the Nigerian market at an event which took place in Lagos  in the present of consumers and tech savvy Nigerians recently.

These days, Smartphone users are always on the lookout for how features such as screen size, memory capacity and cool things like fingerprint recording and the likes are structured to function. Of course, a  trendy smartphone these days must come equipped with an impressive camera, powerful battery, a notch screen (being a trend virtually every brand has latched on to) and an AI assisted system. It’s a no-brainer.

The focus of this year’s Nigeria Innovation Summit will be on how to accelerate Nigeria’s economic growth through innovation. The annual event, which is in its 4th edition, will hold in August at Sheraton Hotels, Ikeja Lagos.

Governor Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi of Enugu State has expressed his administration’s commitment to ensuring that all secondary school students in the state are acquainted with the use of computers for learning and other social and educational engagements.

An artificial intelligence research laboratory opened by Google in Ghana, the first of its kind in Africa, will take on challenges across the continent, researchers say.