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Top 7 trends that will shape Nigeria’s ICT sector in 2023
Nigeria’s information and communication technology (ICT) sector has seen significant growth and development in recent years. The National…
Why Nigerian brands should allocate media spend to Spotify
Any brand serious about expansion, particularly in high-growth markets such as Nigeria, cannot afford to ignore Spotify
Making The Circular Economy Work for 210 Million Nigerians
A circular economy (also referred to as circularity and CE) is a model of production and consumption, which…
15 side hustles that can help you make easy money as a Nigerian creative
Side hustle, or side gig is defined by the cambridge dictionary as a piece of work or a…
Investment in Extended Reality will Advance the Tech Ecosystem in Africa
The rise of Extended Reality (XR) is transforming how people experience both the physical and virtual worlds, creating…
Why Price Transparency is Critical to Execute Effective Digital Media Campaigns
As internet connectivity is becoming increasingly ubiquitous and more accessible across Africa, brands now have little choice but…
NFTs, Blockchain and Web3: The next kinds of nerds are being raised
These NFT Mfers as they call themselves have created an online presence for themselves and they have terms that they use in their communities...
Nigerians are feeling uncertain, and their searches show it. Here’s what they reveal and how technology can help
Here are some Search trends we’ve seen in Nigeria this year and how technology and business can and should intervene...
Kashifu Inuwa: Three years of changing the fate of ICT in Nigeria through NITDA
He has demonstrated the purpose of encouraging Nigerians to embrace IT and use it as an enabler for their economic activities...
African women in Tech: It’s time to close the gender gap by Oluwaseyi Kehinde-Peters
African women’s participation in STEM fields remains disproportionately low