Education is often described as the great equaliser, but in Nigeria and across much of Africa, access to quality learning has long been determined by geography, cost, and circumstance. For millions of people, the dream of completing a diploma or…
Nigeria Fintech Week 2025 (NFW25) is no longer just an annual gathering of financial technology enthusiasts — it has evolved into a marquee event that’s drawing in major sponsors and setting the tempo for Africa’s digital economy. As preparations intensify…
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) of Nigeria has sounded a strong warning to citizens about a disturbing trend: investment scams powered by artificial intelligence (AI) are spreading fast across the country. These fraudulent schemes are becoming more sophisticated, making…
Just a few years ago, Nigeria was the darling of venture capital (VC) in Africa. Startups raised billions, fintech unicorns were born, and global investors saw Lagos as the Silicon Valley of the continent. In 2021 alone, Nigeria attracted nearly…
When most Nigerians think of “cooling,” what comes to mind is the ceiling fan on a hot afternoon or the hum of an air conditioner. Yet across Africa, cooling is far more than a matter of comfort. It is now…
The story of Idia College in Benin City is one that blends history, resilience, and the determination of women who believe in the power of education. Last week, that story took another remarkable turn as members of the Idia College…
In a move that reinforces its growing influence, PalmPay has once again secured a spot among the world’s top fintech trailblazers. For 2025, the platform has been named to CNBC & Statista’s Top 300 Fintech Companies in the World, marking…
The Nigeria Internet Registration Association (NiRA) is gearing up for its second major gathering, Tech Convergence 2.0, scheduled for October 14, 2025, in the nation’s capital. The conference aims to map out an ambitious pathway for Nigeria’s digital economy under…
Nigeria’s digital economy is entering a new phase of growth as internet traffic hit 1,152,347.24 terabytes (TB) in August 2025, according to the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC). According to Business AM Live, this marks the highest monthly usage so far…
Nigeria is positioning itself to become one of the first African countries to officially certify China’s new C919 aircraft for commercial use. The plan, announced by Capt. Chris Ona Najomo, Director General of the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA), signals…
In a world where artificial intelligence (AI) is becoming so integrated into business workflows, new risks are materialising. Ami Luttwak, Chief Technologist at Wiz, a cybersecurity company acquired by Google, warned that the rise of AI isn’t just speeding up…
Nigeria’s First Lady, Senator Oluremi (Remi) Tinubu, has announced that her 65th birthday appeal for funds to help complete the long-stalled National Library project in Abuja pulled in just over ₦20 billion from well-wishers and donors. The total — reported…
Around the world today, cuts in foreign aid are not just numbers on budgets—they are shutting school doors for millions of youngsters. Particularly heartbreaking is how these reductions are undermining children caught in emergencies: conflict, displacement, and climate disasters. The…
In a move that signals fresh hope for students across Nigeria, Chronicles Software, under the leadership of its CEO, Oluwatosin Oluwakoyejo, has unveiled a new learning platform designed to support better academic outcomes. The platform is built to help students…
The Ondo State Government has sanctioned two principals in public secondary schools for demanding illegal charges and collecting unapproved items from their students. The disciplinary action, announced by the Commissioner for Education, Science and Technology, Prof. Igbekele Ajibefun, has sent…