Artificial intelligence company Anthropic is preparing to brief the Financial Stability Board (FSB), the global body that monitors risks in the financial system, on cybersecurity vulnerabilities discovered by its advanced AI model known as Mythos. The briefing comes at a…

In many schools, especially across developing education systems, paperwork still runs the show. From admission forms to attendance registers, exam records, internal memos, fee receipts, and staff files, school administration often depends heavily on printing, scanning, photocopying, and physical file…

For many Nigerian universities, alumni associations have long been treated as ceremonial bodies that appear during anniversaries, fundraising dinners, or convocation ceremonies. Yet across the world, universities are increasingly relying on alumni networks as strategic assets that support funding, mentorship,…

President Bola Tinubu has welcomed a proposal by global aircraft manufacturer Airbus to establish aircraft maintenance and hangar facilities in Nigeria, describing the move as a significant opportunity for the country’s aviation sector and broader economy. The proposal, discussed during…

Nigeria’s education technology sector is growing fast, but many of its products are quietly losing the very users they were built for. Across the country, students download learning apps with excitement only to delete them days later because the apps…

Across many rural communities in Nigeria, education is still heavily affected by poor electricity supply, limited internet access and a shortage of digital learning tools. While urban schools increasingly rely on smart boards, online lessons and computer-based teaching, thousands of…

For many Nigerian parents, school fee payment has become more stressful than it should be. A process that ought to take a few minutes often turns into long queues at bursary offices, endless transfer confirmations, misplaced receipts and repeated complaints…

What started as a convenient way for schools and parents to stay connected is now raising serious concerns among cybersecurity experts, educators and child safety advocates. Across many schools worldwide, WhatsApp groups and digital parent portals have become part of…

For millions of Nigerian students, a smartphone or laptop is no longer a luxury. It is now a classroom, library, examination centre, research assistant and communication tool packed into one device. From virtual lectures to project submissions and online applications,…

For decades, school libraries in rural Nigeria were seen as quiet corners filled with dusty textbooks, broken shelves and outdated reading materials. In many communities, some libraries barely existed beyond a locked room with old novels and exam papers. Today,…

Trazo, a fast-growing Nigerian food delivery startup that has spent the last few years building quietly in smaller cities, is now setting its sights on a much bigger prize. By the first quarter of 2027, the company plans to expand…

Nigeria’s digital economy is moving fast, but beneath the excitement of apps, fintech, cloud services, and AI lies a quieter reality that often gets overlooked. None of these systems works without hardware. From laptops and servers to networking equipment and…

Nigeria’s digital economy is often discussed in terms of apps, fintech platforms, startups, and software innovation. But behind all the visible layers of digital transformation lies a less glamorous, often overlooked foundation that quietly keeps everything running: local hardware distribution.…

Across Nigeria’s corporate landscape, artificial intelligence has quickly moved from a futuristic idea to a boardroom priority. From banks and fintech firms to media agencies, manufacturing companies and small businesses, executives are racing to introduce AI tools into their operations…