By Prince Osuagwu, Hi-Tech Editor Chairman, MTN Nigeria, Dr Ernest Ndukwe, has called on the federal government to prioritise investment in the telecom sector, saying the sector underpins trade, financial inclusion, innovation and more, across the African continent. He made the call today at the 31st Nigerian Economic Summit (NES) in Abuja during a plenary […]

While Nigeria’s cities are buzzing with online activity, from streaming and financial technology to e-learning and remote work, millions of citizens in interior and rural communities remain locked out of the digital revolution.

In a small community school on the outskirts of Abuja, children still wait as their teacher ticks names off a paper register, a process that swallows nearly half of the lesson time. Yet just a few kilometers away in the city center, federal workers log into a digital payroll system that has already erased more than 70,000 ghost names from government records.

Group Managing Director and Co-Founder of Routelink, Mr Femi Adeoti has expressed the urgent need for businesses, policymakers, and institutions to prioritise cybersecurity as a national and corporate imperative.

The case for digital Nigeria is one every Nigerian should not only be aware of what to do, but must participate in charting its future.

As insecurity, moral decline, and unemployment continue to threaten Nigeria’s social fabric, experts have begun to look toward technology-enabled mentorship as a sustainable tool to rebuild values and redirect the nation’s youths.

By Juliet Umeh As world leaders and visionaries prepare to converge at the 2025 Horasis Global Summit in São Paulo, Brazil, scheduled for October 8 and 9, 2025, attention is focused on how emerging technologies continue to reshape the global economy. Among the notable participants is Chief Executive Officer of Mainstack, Ayobami Oyaleke, who has […]

Public sector technology expert, Olatunbosun Alake, has called for increased education funding, noting that it is a key driver for building a robust and sustainable technology system in Nigeria.

The World Trade Organisation, WTO, and the World Bank, WB, have warned that Nigeria’s weak infrastructure and regulatory gaps could prevent the country from unlocking the potential of the billion dollar digital economy.

What does it take for a start-up to enter Africa’s most elite funding club? According to Africa: The Big Deal, a tracking platform founded by Max Cuvellier Giacomelli and Maxime Bayen, “the threshold is at least $36 million in raised capital since 2019.”

MTN Group has officially launched the Pan-African Media Innovation Programme, MIP, to equip journalists and editors across Africa with the skills, tools, and networks needed to thrive in today’s digital age.

As a way of marking Nigeria’s 65th Independence Anniversary, composite e-commerce giant, Konga, has officially launched a Freedom Sale promotion, which will offer shoppers across the country a unique opportunity to enjoy rock-bottom prices and mega deals on genuine products for two weeks, beginning from the Independence day.

The global infrastructure sector is increasingly turning to Augmented Reality, AR, and technology to enhance inspection processes, improve safety, and reduce costs.

Low-light photography has always been a challenge for phones, but thanks to advancements in camera sensors, computational photography, and AI processing, capturing sharp, clear, and detailed shots in dimly lit environments is now easier than ever.

iPhones are widely recognised for their outstanding camera quality, delivering sharp, vibrant, and professional-looking photos that set them apart in the smartphone industry.