Nigerian govt spent $2.7 billion to spy on Nigerians between 2013 and 2022– new report
High taste for surveillance in Nigeria despite economic woes
Threads users will be able to delete their accounts without losing Instagram by December
Meta, the tech giant behind the social media platform, Threads, has announced December as the launch date for…
GoFree, the ambitious neobank poised to become Africa’s WeChat
Today’s world is rife with tons of fintechs offering virtually the same services but with unique twists. While…
Microsoft unveils AI-powered CoPilot for Windows 11, new Surface laptops, other updates
Aside from an all-new revealing an all-new AI-driven assistant, Microsoft also launched new Surface laptops and a handful of features
South Africa and Kenya have better digital quality of life than Nigeria- Surfshark study
A new study from Surfshark provided some interesting insights into Nigeria’s current digital quality of life. According to…
“Stifled Democracy;” Since 2015, 20 African countries have experienced internet shutdowns during elections
Africa is home to over 50 countries and territories with many of them governed by elected leaders, but…
Ghana’s Complete Farmer secures $10.4m funding to continue transforming agricultural practices
Complete Farmer is an end-to-end agricultural marketplace that provides African producers and industries across the globe with competitive markets
Nigeria’s 5G subscriptions hit 500,000 as NCC looks to widen network access
Despite being new to Nigeria, 5G adoption is picking up the pace
Chams Holdings ends partnership with FG over $100m national ID card debt
Chams Chairman stated that the company lost $100 million thanks to the government's negligence during the National ID project.
Belgium, Netherlands and Germany could ban iPhone 12 as Apple disputes France radiation claims
French regulators ordered stoppage of iPhone 12 sales, claiming that it emits electromagnetic radiation levels that surpass the EU's standards
