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Paga has responded to customer complaints over failed transactions and delayed reversals following a recent Techeconomy report that highlighted growing...
Read moreWhat should have been a celebratory moment for Nigerian fintech company Paga quickly turned into a public complaints session after...
Read moreVice President Kashim Shettima, Tuesday said Nigeria’s debt service-to-revenue ratio decreased sharply from 120 per cent in December 2022 to...
Read moreFor many Nigerians, the country’s debt crisis often feels distant, hidden behind economic jargon, government borrowing figures, and fiscal reports....
Read moreMore workers are building second income streams in 2026, but the strongest side hustles are no longer random online trends
Read moreThe Lagos Chamber of Commerce and Industry has identified agriculture, agro-processing, manufacturing, energy, infrastructure and human capital development as pivotal...
Read moreOn many evenings across Nigeria, households sit in darkness, listening for the hum of electricity that too often never comes....
Read moreThe gap, between attention and actual impact, is where everything has changed
Read moreInstagram and TikTok still have billions of users, but many say the fun has disappeared. Why do these apps feel...
Read moreAI-generated content is everywhere in 2026, but human creators still hold the advantage in trust, creativity and long-term audience loyalty
Read moreNigeria is grappling with a staggering 56,000 abandoned projects nationwide; a development stakeholders say reflects deep structural flaws in the...
Read moreWale Edun, the minister of Finance and Coordinating Minister of the Economy, has rejected possible return to fuel and foreign...
Read moreThe Federal Government of Nigeria incurred electricity subsidy to the tune of N418.79bn in the fourth quarter of 2025. This...
Read moreWith platforms like YouTube, TikTok, and Instagram refining their algorithms, users may feel informed but within limits they did not...
Read moreLatest report shows poverty in Nigeria rose to 63 per cent in 2025, indicating the limited impact of recent macroeconomic...
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