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Many cashless society initiatives don’t really solve merchant problems. The solutions that will win in the end will be the ones that can combine payment services with value-added services to help the merchant make more money and the consumer pay in a more effective and rewarding way.
Through an unlikely alliance, the founders of Helium Health are using their product to improve outcomes for healthcare service delivery in Nigeria.
Blockfinex, a new Dubai-based digital asset exchange platform with a fiat-crypto section available to all Nigerians to deposit funds and trade all tokens of their choice without having to incur extra fees transferring from one exchange to another is set to launch at the end of the month.
Introducing Nigeria’s First Online Livestock Market – Livestock247.com, a platform designed to provide a viable interface for livestock buyers, sellers, ranchers, livestock merchants, Veterinary professionals, Haulage/Logistics companies, as well as financial service providers, to enable commerce of livestock.
Huawei Technologies latest HUAWEI nova 3i is now available in stores across Nigeria. The new smartphone builds on Huawei’s success in delivering powerful and sophisticated smartphones.
Boomplay, Africa’s leading music streaming and download service and Universal Music Group (UMG), the world leader in music-based entertainment today announced the signing of a landmark licensing agreement covering multiple markets within Africa.
Huawei has launched an ICT competition in Nigeria in partnership with local universities with the aim of cultivating local ICT talents, promoting a greater understanding of and interest in ICT, and developing a healthy ecosystem for the sustainable growth of ICT sector.
From infrastructure to city planning and mobility trends, a unique marriage of technology and data has the potential to birth a new age of socio-economic advancement in Nigeria. Lara.ng is proof of that.
For some solar startups, instead of increasing prices, they have had to absorb the extra charges from the Nigerian customs.
Consumer logistics is a very complicated industry with lots of fragmentation and overlap. There are so many moving parts that intertwine, it could easily fly over one’s head.
Digital micro-lending in Africa still faces challenges despite the amount of capital available and exit opportunities in the financial sector.
The next generation of financial technologies in Nigeria, through the eyes of the next generation of fintech entrepreneurs and investors.
It is not as expensive as it used to be and customers can take advantage of the flexible payment options or acquire one.
It certainly does not measure up to the higher-end phones already existing in the market but in its own way, it gets the job done.
Overall, my first online international shopping experience was good, but I think that international logistics is still super fragmented.
Social media for students is a tool of leisure and utility and the factors that can guarantee long term usability to a platform depends on their ability to feed a sense of belonging, communicate and transact on these platforms.
