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We want to remind the Finance Minister that Nigeria has set target for commercial launch of the fifth generation (5G) technology later this month which will require massive investments in billions of ...

Civic Technology provides Nigeria especially democratic institutions, security agencies  and Civil Society Organisations an opportunity to learn, relearn and unlearn in a bid to improve our democratic process

Medic West Africa to make September return in Nigeria, focus on Healthcare Innovation

Rauf Aregbesola, Minister of the Interior, said 650,000 booklets were collected by Nigerians as of June 2022, out of a total of 1.3 million given in 2021.  

For businesses, Aguele stated that while more organisations are adopting the KYC ecosystem, penetration is still probably 5% or less.

LIRS Whistle-Blower initiative to guarantee transparency, accountability, and confidentiality to all taxpayers and stakeholders in general.

SecureID Limited exhibits manufacturing and personalization process and digital products at maiden edition of Nigerian Telecommunications Indigenous Content Exhibition (NTICE)

Recall that the Policy was signed by President Muhammadu Buhari, GCFR on March 8, 2021, with special four focus areas on ​Manufacturing; Services & Software for the Telecoms Sector; People, and Research ...

By Reginald Onabu

This month, Nigeria will become the first in West Africa to launch the fifth generation technology (5G) network and third in Africa after South Africa and Kenya.

Banning two-wheelers is not the solution. They fill an important gap, meet a significant need and contribute to the national economy.

Nigeria Innovation Summit is set to hold the 7th edition of annual event, in October 2022

Now, let's assume that the Nigerian government still has that N3.4 trillion in its possession. What are some of the things the money should be spent on?

Treepz is building Africa’s largest shared mobility platform, using technology to make transportation predictable, structured, and accessible for every African.

In the last 44 years of its existence, Nigeria Computer Society (NCS) with 20,000 membership strength, has rotated its conference venue in the six geopolitical zones of the country.