Nigeria First: Indigenous businesses still need more protection — Ekeh
By Prince Osuagwu, Hi-Tech EditorDespite the Nigeria First Policy designed to give indigenous businesses greater opportunities in government procurement, Nigerian companies are still not getting enough protection, Chairman of Zinox Group, Dr. Leo Stan Ekeh, has warned. Ekeh said the situation could spell doom for the economy, arguing that Nigeria cannot build a sustainable digital […]
MarTech stack optimization: Frameworks for integrating technology into scalable marketing systems
By Hilary Utuke Introduction Marketing has evolved from creative storytelling to a sophisticated system powered by data, automation, and technology in the quickly changing digital economy. The Marketing Technology (MarTech) stack, a carefully chosen collection of tools that combines several software programs to promote customer acquisition, retention, and expansion, is now essential to the modern […]
Gender equity: Cultural forces widening Nigeria’s gender gap in tech ecosystem
Despite Nigeria’s growing digital economy and the push for tech-driven development, a stark gender divide persists in the Information and Communication Technology, ICT, sector.
Ulaa Enterprises: How Nigerians can mitigate browser-based attacks
Many Nigerian businesses are struggling with complex integrations. Quite a number of others are also juggling multiple security tools which rarely give optimum services but Technology Company Zoho Corporation, has said that Ulaa Enterprise is the answer.
Fintech: Remita targets African expansion
Nigerian fintech platform developed by SystemSpecs, Remita, is set to expand across Africa, marking a bold new chapter in its transformational journey from a payroll feature to a powerhouse processing over N60 trillion annually.
Despite drop in breaches, Nigeria’s cybersecurity struggles persist
In today’s increasingly digital world, Nigeria stands at a defining moment in its cybersecurity journey. With over 119,000 data breaches recorded in the first quarter of 2025, the country continues to grapple with the realities of digital vulnerability, even as signs of improvement emerge.
