Sola Masha is a pharmacist with cognate medical professional experience. He has also been Operations Executive of global repute with professional experience in Europe and West Africa.

Information and Communications Technology stakeholders in Nigeria who attended the recent concluded fifth edition of the annual e-Governance Summit, rose stoutly to challenge the federal government of Nigeria to do more than lip service to the issue of leveraging digital technology for effective government service delivery.

Frontline Nigerian public relation agency, SquirrelPR has urged all Africans to join hands in attacking the menace of disinformation which is ravaging the world, before it does irreparable harm to African nations.

Rising from a low-key Independence anniversary, Sunday, the federal government yesterday unveiled plans to turn Nigeria fully into a digital economy.

The Executive Vice Chairman of the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC), Prof. Umar Garba Danbatta, has charged African countries to prioritise investing in artificial intelligence (AI) to drive economic growth and social development.

The online outlet said that X was cutting half of its global team dedicated to monitoring and limiting disinformation and fraud around major elections.

A new study by a virtual private network, Surfshark, has put Nigeria on the sword, over poor and unaffordable internet services, saying Nigeria’s internet service provision does not match its status, size and population.

Nigerians have joined the band of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and machine base application developers whose ingenuity has created fast increased popularity and transforming every aspect of human lives.

As Nigerians are going through seasons of very high cost of living, including suffocating cost of fund to do business, a piece of exciting news has emerged that online market store, Konga is set to pioneer a 24-hour Buyers and Sellers TV, which is set to launch in the month of October to celebrate Nigeria’s 63rd Independence Anniversary.

Integrated payments and digital commerce company, Interswitch, may become the backbone which Nigeria could rely on to revitalize the country’s tax system.