Bank of Industry, BOI, has teamed up with Opolo Global innovations limited to launch technology hubs at Obafemi Awolowo University, OAU, and Osun State University, Osogbo respectively.

Barely one week after the launch of TerragonPrime, a tech solution developed by Data and Marketing Technology Company, Terragon, to help Small and Medium Enterprises, SMEs  drive intelligent customer acquisition, over 1000 of them have taken interest in the platform.

In the last few years, Cryptocurrency trading has emerged as one of the most prominent investment channels in the world’s Fintech businesses, producing a huge number of multi-million dollar investors and millionaires from the Bitcoin trading venture.

East African  feminist  civic  technology  collective, Policy, has targeted over one million young school girls to elevate to strong women entrepreneurs in 2040.

**Generation drops by 41% By Obas Esiedesa, Abuja Abuja Electricity Distribution Company (AEDC) has blamed low supply from the National Grid for several hours of blackout being experienced by customers in its franchise area. The utility in a statement on Friday explained that power supply from the grid was abysmally low. Checks by Vanguard on […]

The  Nigerian Communication Commission (NCC) is on the verge of deploying the Fifth Generation (5G) network in Nigeria. 

Episode 4 of the Glo Battle of the Year Nigeria aired at 8pm on Saturday, February 26, 2022, on GloTv, Globacom’s streaming app and there was a dramatic shift in the dynamics as viewers were treated to the acrobatic and dazzling displays put up by BGirls as female contestants took to the dance floor to […]

Technological innovations are raging like wild fire; permeating every sector of the economy. They’re making businesses gain traction and cover economic gaps. From the telecommunications sector to banking and oil industries, technology has blazed the trail in economic recovery.

The COVID-19 pandemic has practically forced almost everybody to work remotely. The situation which has generally been accepted as the new normal has changed the workplace, pitting digital transformation against the traditional work culture.

South Eastern region of Nigeria comprising of Abia, Anambra, Enugu, Ebonyi and Imo states has been ranked poorly in internet penetration. The region’s internet penetration rating is even poorer than the troubled North East of the country where insurgency has refused to abate for over a decade.