FG Is Paying Fresh Graduates ₦150K Monthly to Work. Are You Eligible?
If you graduated recently and have been wondering when your first real opportunity will come, the federal government just answered that question.
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If you graduated recently and have been wondering when your first real opportunity will come, the federal government just answered that question.
AfriGO's latest announcement at Digital Pay Expo 2026 offers a glimpse into what transactions in Nigeria could look like if the country's ambitions for domestic payment infrastructure become a reality.
OPay has officially overtaken First Bank to become Nigeria’s third largest bank. Read how mobile convenience is reshaping the country’s financial ecosystem.
Two days, one city: startups pitched and got funded. A hackathon was won, Electric cars were on the floor, and Port Harcourt proved it means business.
40 teams of girls aged 8–18 pitched apps in Aba, Abia State. Meet the 4 Southeast Nigeria teams now headed to the Technovation Girls 2026 global semifinals.
Elon Musk’s SpaceX just shattered global records with a historic public listing on the Nasdaq, creating intense buzz around the world. But for everyday savers in Nigeria looking to buy a piece of the space economy, the reality on the ground is a mix of high excitement and technical waiting games.
Healthstack, Speedlink Robotics & Invoicer stole the show at the Port Harcourt Tech Expo 2026. Meet the startups redefining Nigerian tech
While much of the AI conversation focuses on chatbots and applications, Nairobi-based startup Amini is betting that the real opportunity lies in the data and infrastructure beneath them.
For years, complaints about disappearing data have become a recurring feature of Nigerian internet culture.
The move expands Flutterwave's growing stablecoin capabilities and adds another settlement option alongside infrastructure it has already introduced in recent years.
The Kenyan telecom giant recently introduced a range of lower-cost broadband products, including plans starting at approximately $6 per month.
Speaking at the event, Chief of Defence Staff General Christopher Musa unveiled a new defence innovation initiative.
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