Philip Ese, from the Alat team, dropped an interesting report yesterday…

Yesterday, the Akwa Ibom state government “inaugurated” a factory to produce toothpicks and pencils, a year ahead of the FG prediction…

Frontier Car Group has closed a $22 million investment, which was co-led by Balderton Capital, EchoVC and TPG/Saty.

According to a Vanguard report, the top ten banks in Nigeria amassed N138bn in electronic payment charges from their customers in 2016

Truecaller will now serve ads to its 40 million users across Africa

Vehicle Inspection Officers (VIO) have been asked to stay off Lagos roads permanently by the Lagos State Government in a bid to relieve the roads of congestion.

Yes. What better start to a Monday morning than a think piece about how Nigeria is home to the newest porn economy?

Reuters reported that Google’s Country Manager for Nigeria, Juliet Ehimuan-Chiazor, said they won’t be building any fibre-optic infrastructure in the country.

The quality of Uber’s service has fallen off in Lagos to the point that people are beginning to consider local Uber alternatives.

CcHub has launched the CcHub Diaspora Challenge for UK-based Africans.

What sacrifice did you make to be online today?

Uber has lowered its fares in Lagos by 40%.

It may seem like a weird question to ask, but the events of yesterday have made it necessary.

Konga officially unveiled its grocery shopping service, Konga Daily, yesterday.

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Tayo Oviosu has announced Paga’s partnership with NIPOST to further drive financial inclusion in Nigeria.

Stanbic IBTC announced last night that its instant account opening service is now in open beta.