SKillUpImo Project, others drive positive ranking The South East state of Imo has ranked number one in terms of digital...
To Set Fiscal Policy Agenda for Tinubu Administration CMC Connect LLP, one of Africa’s leading perception management and public affairs...
Konga Logistics, the digital logistics arm of Nigeria’s composite e-commerce giant – Konga- is investing billions of Naira in her...
The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) has restated its unflinching commitment to the effective and efficient implementation of the Federal Government’s...
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The 10 startups will enter a 7-month equity-free mentorship program Qualcomm Technologies, Inc. has unveiled ten (10) startups selected to...
Prepare Your Child for the Future of Work A study by McKinsey & Company found that by 2030, up to...
Article by OLIVIA NNOROM The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN’s) Naira Redesign policy exposed a lot of things about the...
Payment aggregator, Pay@, is facilitating the advancement of payment alternatives for insurance franchises while promoting economic development and empowering their...
As Nigeria welcomes back the first set of evacuees fleeing Sudan, MTN Nigeria is offering free airtime and data to...
In a bid to proactively facilitate the development of Nigeria into a sustainable digital economy and fast track the creation...
According to the International Monetary Fund (IMF), over 40 per cent of deposits in local banks are now in United...
The journey toward financial inclusion remains one of the primary objectives of the current administration, which will end in a...
Global technology brand, OPPO, has once again outdone itself with the stunning Reno8 T series (#OPPOReno8T) launched in Nigeria in...
By: OLIVIA NNOROM The Wikimedia Foundation, the non-profit that operates Wikipedia and other Wikimedia projects, has launched the inaugural Open the Knowledge Journalism Awards. Coinciding...