Government

The Nigerian House of Reps has approved a plan to slash prices for cable tv operators including DSTV. The lawmakers' plan also includes implementation of Pay-As-You-Go (PAYG) billing models.

Government

Nigerian lawmakers want to slash DSTV prices without a clear path on Pay-As-You-Go

Timi Odueso

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Government

Twitter ban rewinds Nigeria to pre-internet darkness and reign of fear

Alexander Onukwue

ecosystem

Microsoft’s new partnership with the Nigerian government aims to upskill 5 million Nigerians

Bright Azuh

Government

Nigerian Telcos, others are now licensed to issue NINs nationwide

Bright Azuh

Government

Kenyan government out to raise $45million digital tax revenue before July

Bright Azuh

Government

NCC orders suspension of numbers registered without NIN and stops SIM card sales

Bright Azuh

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Government

Police brutality and unfavorable policies could slow the rapid growth of Nigeria’s technology industry

AbdulQuadri Odeshina

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Government

The Nigerian Army is tracking social media propaganda, while pushing misinformation on Twitter

Alexander Onukwue

Will Nigerian schools fully reopen in 2020?

Government

With COVID-19 cases rising, will Nigerian schools fully reopen in 2020?

Abubakar Idris

Why some of Nigeria’s worst cyberattacks are not reported

Business

Why some of Nigeria’s worst cyberattacks are not reported

Abubakar Idris

NITDA shares progress report on pandemic support to startups

Business

NITDA shares progress report on pandemic support for Nigerian startups

Abubakar Idris

Digital natives will fuel the growth of the internet in Nigeria

Business

Nigeria’s over 82 million digital natives are the future of its internet

Abubakar Idris

Without online learning platforms, a few Nigerian universities are using WhatsApp

Education

Without online learning platforms, a few Nigerian universities have switched to WhatsApp

Abubakar Idris

Nigerian news media's struggle with the advertising business model

Business

Nigerian news media’s struggle with a sustainable business model

Abubakar Idris

Could Africa run out of new smartphones in 2020?

Business

Could Africa run out of new smartphones in 2020?

Abubakar Idris

Nigeria’s lockdown is harming logistics businesses

Business

Nigeria’s lockdown is hurting logistics businesses

Abubakar Idris

Pandemic anxiety means Nigerians are vulnerable to online scams and fake news

Business

Pandemic anxiety means Nigerians are vulnerable to online scams and fake news

Abubakar Idris

Features

Nigeria’s renewed Broadband Plan sets ambitious 70% coverage by 2025

Kay Ugwuede

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