A recent tweet made by US President Joe Biden has provoked another round of plea from family and well wishers of Binance’s Head of Financial Crimes, Tigran Gambaryan who has been in incarceration in Nigeria, since February.

Hundreds of customers of MTN residents in Osun State on Monday morning embarked on protest around Dada estate, housing the service provider’s headoffice in the state.

Telecommunications companies (telcos) yesterday denied plans to frustrate the #endbadgovernance protest scheduled between August 01-10, 2024 across the country, saying the social and economic contract they signed to provide services at all times would not allow them to do so.

A new report of the International Telecommunications Uion (ITU), has ranked Nigeria high at 71 per cent, in comparative legal, policy and governance frameworks towards G5 – advanced state of readiness for digital transformation known as G5 with Germany, Finland and Singapore leading the global chart.

In a surprising turn of events, African mobility startups surpassed their financial technology, fintech counterparts in funding during the first half of 2024, according to a Silicon Valley Market report.

By Oliseamaka Chiedu At nearly every conference I’ve attended this year, someone has pulled me aside to ask the same question: “Do you think Africa is actually ready for AI?” Sometimes it’s asked with optimism, sometimes with skepticism, but always with genuine concern. That question stayed with me. So, I began digging into the numbers, the policies, the infrastructure gaps, and […]

The Information and Communications Technology, ICT, the sector has shown great stability in recent years, holding off bad economic conditions, to contribute handsomely to the nation’s Gross Domestic Product, GDP.

The United Nations Development Organisation, UNIDO has praised Federal government for committing $2.8 million to Clean technology.

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Nigeria’s plan to bridge its digital divide with a massive 90,000-kilometer fibre optic cable deployment faces significant obstacles, if  state governments continue with some practices, industry stakeholders termed anti-development.