[BREAKING] NAICOM Revokes Licenses of Niger Insurance, Standard Alliance Insurance
“All stakeholders are advised to forward their enquiries to the respective Receiver/Liquidator for each company for their necessary action.
Read more“All stakeholders are advised to forward their enquiries to the respective Receiver/Liquidator for each company for their necessary action.
Read moreFuture Summit: Sule, Sanwo-Olu and NITDA reiterate commitment to Nigeria’s digital economy pursuit
Read more“We will continue to collaborate with stakeholders across sectors to ensure faster deployment of 5G services, and accelerate the growth of Nigeria’s broadband infrastructure,” he said.
Read more“We extend our heartfelt gratitude to all; the General Public, NiRA members, NiRA stakeholders, members of the press, NiRA Accredited Registrars, nominees, and winners for their participation throughout the awards process”, Rudman
Read moreMeta has officially launched the Meta Non-profit training program, a digital capacity building program for 1,500 non-profit personnel across Anglophone West Africa. At the event which took place in Lagos recently, the ...
Read moreThe Forum has a theme. ‘4G, 5G, Broadband Connectivity and the economy’.
Read moreThe MTN-MIP Fellows cut across print, broadcast, online and social media.
Read moreThis, according to the Director-General of the Agency, Kashifu Inuwa CCIE, would be done in collaboration with various stakeholders in the ecosystem with the ambition of making Nigeria the hub of digital ...
Read moreAfrica's largest economy believes that the evolution of young people-oriented technology promises a brighter future in Nigeria’s digital economy.
Read moreProf. Pantami chairs the Presidential Council after WSIS exploits
Read moreProf. Isa Ali Ibrahim (Pantami), the Minister of Communications and Digital Economy (Nigeria), reiterated this at the Co-Create 2022 International Tech Exhibition and Gage Awards.
Read moreFocusing on Nigeria, there is a great lack of decentralization in the states contributing to the country’s startup recognition
Read moreThe company has paid N1trillion to more than 69,000 retirees since its incorporation in 2004
Read more"The GSM license was roughly 20 Billion Naira. That was at least 10 banking licenses. HSBC Capital helped the Nigerian investors in Econet to pull that off."
Read more"The Central Bank of Nigeria has also been invited to make a brief presentation on the plan to create a special window for foreign exchange for telecom sector".
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