On 14 October 2025, SemiQon, in partnership with VTT, clinched the coveted “Impact Expected” award from EARTO (the European Association of Research and Technology Organisations). Their groundbreaking cryogenic CMOS chip technology, designed for quantum computing and space applications, was singled…
Lagos has officially become the heartbeat of a new continental movement as the Africa School Games make their long-awaited debut this week. Hosted at the British International School, the event represents more than a celebration of youthful athleticism — it…
Nigeria’s e-commerce sector is undergoing a remarkable transformation, driven by an expanding base of internet users, evolving consumer behaviour, and the emergence of agile local players. Yet, as opportunity grows, so does competition—especially from informal sellers using social media and…
In a striking escalation of the long-standing friction between organised labour and the federal government, the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) has officially thrown down the gauntlet over the deepening crisis in the public university and tertiary education system. The union’s…
Each year, on 15 October, the world — or at least a large part of the global education community — pauses to observe world students day. In 2025, that date falls on a Wednesday. The day carries a special resonance:…
In a recent statement that has brought relief to many Nigerian students, the Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of the Nigerian Education Loan Fund (NELFUND), Akintunde Sawyerr, clarified that the ongoing strike led by the Academic Staff Union of…
In a bold stride toward digital transformation, MTN Nigeria is banking heavily on cloud technology to modernise its infrastructure and better serve its growing customer base. The telecommunication giant has announced plans to run core network services and related workloads…
In Abuja yesterday, the National Office for Technology Acquisition and Promotion (NOTAP) officially unveiled plans to roll out NOVA — the Nigeria Outsourcing Value Acceleration programme — aimed at recasting Nigeria’s relationship with technology from passive consumer to proactive innovator.…
In a decisive move for Nigeria’s digital future, the Centre for Information Technology and Development (CITAD) has emerged as a prominent advocate for a formal, robust national artificial intelligence (AI) framework. At a high-level forum held in Kano, technology stakeholders,…
In a move that has captured attention across Africa’s fintech and investment circles, Hisa Kenya and Nigeria’s Chaka are planning to merge into a single “super app.” What feels like a bold reinvention is also a response to a year…
Lagos is positioned at the heart of Nigeria’s data infrastructure growth, accounting for nearly 70 % of all new power capacity projected in the coming years. That’s the standout finding from the recently published “Nigeria Colocation Data Center Portfolio Analysis…
In a significant step for Nigeria’s energy future, Shell has approved the development of a major offshore gas field in partnership with Sunlink Energies, signalling renewed confidence in the country’s deepwater potential and its liquefied natural gas (LNG) ambitions. The…
In a bold and controversial move, President Bola Tinubu’s administration has directed all federal universities to conduct physical headcounts of academic staff amid the ongoing strike by the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU). The order comes via a circular…
In a ceremony at the University of Bahrain in October 2025, UNESCO celebrated four education initiatives from Belgium, Brazil, Egypt and the United Kingdom that are preparing students and teachers to use artificial intelligence responsibly. The recognition — an exceptional…
In a firm and decisive move, the Congress of University Academics (CONUA) has publicly declined to join any planned strike across Nigeria’s universities, reaffirming its dedication to preserving academic stability and sustaining normal operations in higher education. The decision comes…