Nigeria Deploys 101,148 km Fibre Cable with Lagos Abuja Holding 18%
NCC data shows 101,148.36 km total fibre deployed but 18.35% concentrated in Lagos and Abuja as of July 2026.
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NCC data shows 101,148.36 km total fibre deployed but 18.35% concentrated in Lagos and Abuja as of July 2026.
CBN's April 2025 circular reduces documentation for PAPSS transactions, supporting local-currency cross-border payments under AfCFTA for Nigerian banks and fintechs.
BRINT Online School hosts the Brint EdTech Summit 2026 in Lagos, convening stakeholders to redefine Africa's role in worldwide learning.
Polytope Labs launches HyperFX to replace Nigeria's informal FX tools with onchain stablecoin swaps for fintechs and businesses.
Central Bank of Nigeria issues urgent clarification on July 8 2026 that standard and commemorative N100 banknotes stay valid amid public confusion and rejections.
Emmanuel Jago has announced his departure as PalRemit’s VP of Growth after nearly four years, reflecting on helping the company grow to more than 100,000 users and over $100 million in transactions.
A new global report names Nigeria a "Bright Spot" for technology, balancing rapid AI development with strict rules to protect children and vulnerable groups.
The CBN's January 2027 data localization deadline is setting up a high-stakes infrastructure stress test for smaller Nigerian fintechs.
UK-based B2B fintech infrastructure provider PawaPay has crossed a major operational milestone, handling over 3 billion mobile money transactions. Driven by a massive surge in merchant utility, the platform's third billion arrived in under nine months.
While late-stage fintech rounds and global tech giants dominate the headlines, the future of Africa’s digital economy is being built from the ground up. Discover how Port Harcourt’s Young Techies Festival (YTF) has grown from a local meetup into a powerhouse talent pipeline for kids aged 8–17.
Microsoft is cutting 4,800 jobs worldwide as it restructures its Xbox gaming division. The move reflects growing pressure to improve profits after years of major investments in gaming.
Google Play is investing in Africa's gaming industry through a new $1 million fund designed to help independent studios build bigger games and reach more players around the world. Selected developers will receive funding, mentorship, and technical support without giving up ownership.
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