Chinese consumer electronics giant Xiaomi unveiled its first electric car model on Thursday, with its boss declaring ambitions of becoming a global automotive powerhouse despite fierce competition at home.

Despite global economic downturn which started ravaging almost all sectors since the COVID-19 era in 2019, the Information and Communications Technology, ICT sector has remained constant in delivering values and bailing out other sectors in quagmire.

In a proactive step to be part of the global community in leveraging the benefits of emerging technologies, Nigeria has signed a global Act for adoption of Sixth Generation Technology (6G) and other facilities related to Radio and Telecommunications.

 Global Industrial software giants, AVEVA has been in the Vanguard of sustaining good environmental behaviours, through its Action for Good programme which provides £1 million to support good causes driven by UN’s Sustainable Development Goals, around the world

Mastercard is laying claim to some of the best solutions to help Nigeria’s approximately 40 million small businesses activate contactless payment options that will make it easier for them to grow with ease.

E-commerce marketplace, Jiji Nigeria has emerged the Nigeria Technology Awards, NiTA Online Marketplace of the Year.

According to the African FinTech Forum, the number of FinTech startups in Africa grew by over 60% between 2014 and 2020, reaching a staggering 600+ companies (African FinTech Forum, 2021).

In our digital world, keeping our online accounts secure is super important. One powerful way to do this is through something called “2-factor Authentication” or simply “2FA.”

Telecom companies in Nigeria have warned all subscribers who Subscriber Identity Module, SIM cards are yet to be linked with their National Identity Numbers, NIN

Mobile applications have become an integral part of our daily routines, aiding us in communication, entertainment, finance, and much more. As we entrust these apps with our personal and sensitive information, the responsibility of ensuring robust security falls on the shoulders of developers and users alike.

That technology has enormous potential to transform the day-to-day activity of an average human for the better is indisputable. This is because of the endless possibilities it offers, one of which is breaking traditional barriers.

MTN Nigeria yesterday advised its Cell sites contract partners, American Tower Corporation, ATC to ensure it doesn’t waver on the promise to operate green sites because the telco is deeply committed to achieving net zero emissions.

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.