- Saturday, July 04, 2026
BusinessDay
Bosun Tijani, the minister of communications, innovation and digital economy, warned African leaders to unite in building shared AI infrastructure...
Nigeria’s quest to digitise governance and bring services closer to its citizens gained new momentum at the 7th Nigeria e-Government...
In Nigeria’s fast-evolving digital scene, a new generation of hackers is driving a global cybercrime wave, targeting victims from Lagos...
As cyber threats escalate and geopolitical tensions reshape global data flows, African nations are intensifying efforts to secure their digital...
The Global Alliance for Fair and Inclusive AI (GAFAI) has appointed Nigeria’s Oyetola Idowu as its Global AI Delegate to...
MTN Nigeria, Global research firm IPSOS, and Meta have joined calls for urgent and coordinated action to protect children and...
In Nigeria’s agricultural heartlands, where smallholder farmers often struggle to access the capital needed to thrive, Andray Finance Limited is...
A staggering $2.6 trillion to $2.8 trillion is required to bring meaningful Internet connectivity to the estimated 2.6 billion people...
Nigeria’s telecoms market is experiencing a fresh wave of disruption as startups in the eSIM space carve out new opportunities...
In Nigeria, where access to credit has long been a hurdle for underserved communities and small businesses, Andray Finance Limited...
The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC), with support from the World Bank, is set to launch a comprehensive cybersecurity framework by...
Stakeholders in Nigeria’s telecommunications sector have projected that fully digitized public services could generate over $110 billion annually for the...
T2, has launched a bold bid to reclaim its place in Nigeria’s fiercely competitive telecommunications market, announcing a multi-million dollar...
FiberOne Broadband, Nigeria’s leading Fiber-to-the-Home (FTTH) provider, has launched a transformative infrastructure and customer experience upgrade in Lagos, marking the...
Two years after Nigeria’s ambitious 2023 licensing of 46 Mobile Virtual Network Operators (MVNOs), only Vitel Wireless and EmoSIM are...
