Nigeria offers television for free, but viewers may not come
Nigeria’s launch of FreeTV marks the latest attempt to reshape the country’s television landscape. Backed by government and positioned as...
- Wednesday, June 24, 2026
BusinessDay
Nigeria’s launch of FreeTV marks the latest attempt to reshape the country’s television landscape. Backed by government and positioned as...
Menopause, a health issue that affects millions of Nigerian women but remains largely absent from public discourse and workplace policy,...
On Monday, all four World Cup fixtures ended level: Spain were held 0-0 by Cape Verde, Belgium drew 1-1 with...
As businesses across Africa continue to navigate digital transformation, operational efficiency, and evolving global competition, the conversation is increasingly shifting...
VeendHQ says its artificial intelligence-powered credit platform has recovered N69 million from a N172.5 million portfolio of loans that were...
Truecaller, the global caller identification and spam-blocking platform, has expanded the rollout of its lightweight mobile application, Truecaller Lite, in...
For years, British couples seeking children through surrogacy looked to established international destinations such as the United States, Ukraine, and...
When the All Progressives Congress announced its N100 million presidential nomination form ahead of Nigeria’s next election cycle, public outrage...
Stockholm-based Truecaller is taking a strategic step beyond its core caller identification and spam protection business with the launch of...
When Tosin Eniolorunda, chief executive of Moniepoint, told guests at The Platform Nigeria that his company had struggled to fill...