One of the most difficult processes for people in developing economies is to organize their lives. For them, life is mostly from hand to mouth as earnings are mostly meager and social life, a luxury.

William Dokpesi, the son of the late High Chief Dr. Raymond Dokpesi, who pioneered private broadcasting in Nigeria, has carved out a significant niche in the industry. While his father set the stage with Nigeria’s first-ever private radio and 24-hour television stations, AIT and Raypower FM, William has taken a different path, focusing on teleshopping and new media.

Nigeria may soon drastically reduce the labour market which is populated by young Nigerian school leavers and those who did not even make it to school, due to poverty.

This article discusses some of the problems technology firms should consider and the approaches they should apply when considering overseas expansion in the current economic situation.

The struggle to achieve universal financial inclusion in Nigeria, is gaining moment but there are still a lot of gaps to fill.

In a strategic alliance to accelerate Nigeria’s economy and empower businesses with innovative digital tools, a firm that builds software for original equipment manufacturers, OEM, Covalensedigital has struck a partnership deal wiyh  Arficial intelligence, AI, solution provider, inq. Digital Nigeria.

The Nigerian Communications Commission, NCC,  tasked the Finnish government to consider technology transfer programme in Nigeria as priority, even as it urged the Finnish top tech company, Nokia Networks to up its game in research and development, R&D in the Nigerian tech ecosystem.

The Minister of Information and National Orientation, Mohammed Idris, disclosed this on Monday while declaring open the NTA Management Conference and Retreat open at the Nigerian Army Resource Centre, Abuja.

At least, 15 Nigerian small and medium-sized businesses, SMBs, have been chosen to receive 75 million Naira Hustle Academy Fund initiative.

The Minister for Humanitarian Affairs and Poverty Alleviation, Dr. Betta Edu has said that her ministry will work towards policies that will bridge the $320 billion finance gap between African women and their men counterparts.

In a locally inspired mobile application, known as Olokpo, technology is now leading people where to get the best meals.

A next-generation fintech startup, Due Network, has pledged commitment to ending the inefficiencies marring the global payments ecosystem through fiat currency connectivity.

AS a growing and vibrant economy, Nigeria is on the spotlight in the world market. This also makes businesses from the country primary targets for both supports and collaborations.

Global technology company, Zoho, is setting a high benchmark in Nigeria that will be difficult for its competitors to match.

A technology training startup, Dataleum, has emerged the Education-tech startup of Africa at Global Startup Awards, GSA, Africa finale.