FACEBOOK Founder, Mark Zuckerberg visited Nigeria last year. Twice. That alone proves that it 2016 was a great year for tech in Nigeria. However, it hasn’t been the same story all over the world. Just in case you’re in doubt, here are some of the worst technologies of 2016.

The number of internet users in Nigeria’s telecommunications networks have further reduced to 92,446,687 in November, the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) has said.

Electric vehicle start-up Faraday Future showed off in Las Vegas a prototype of a vehicle set for production next year as the China-backed company strives to win credibility in the crowded sector and weather its funding challenges.

Nigeria is very interesting to us at Rosatom from several points of view. We are a very unique organisation which combines two statuses at the same time. One is the status of Ministry of nuclear energy in Russia, and the second is our status as a commercial organisation. We own more than 400 business entities. But the most unique is that we are the only organisation in the world that combines all the technological elements in the nuclear area; from mining and enrichment of uranium to production of nuclear fuels to manufacturing of nuclear equipment, construction of nuclear power plants among others.

Indications have emerged that hackers are now stealing people’s bank details by sending files over the messaging service, WhatsApp.