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Tech Firm Urges Nigerian Youths to Embrace AI, Digital Skills

A technology firm, TechRise DTI, has urged Nigerian youths to acquire artificial intelligence and other digital skills to remain competitive ...

AI Detects Epidemics Before Alarm Bells Ring in Niger

Artificial intelligence is emerging as a new tool in the fight against disease outbreaks in Niger State, with health authorities ...

Nigeria Moves to Mainstream Digital Technology Ahead of 2027 Elections

Nigeria is stepping up efforts to mainstream digital technology in the electoral process ahead of the 2027 general elections, as ...

Nigeria’s Data Economy Hits ₦3.67tn as Internet Consumption Surges 43%

Nigeria’s digital economy is witnessing a major expansion as internet data consumption surged by 42.9 per cent in the first ...

Nigeria Adds 10 Million Telecom Lines, Records 8.5 Million TB Data Consumption

Nigeria’s telecommunications industry recorded significant expansion in the first half of 2026, adding about 10 million active subscriptions, more than ...

FGN to deploy 3,700 telecom towers to connect 20m Nigerians

The Federal Government of Nigeria has announced plans to deploy about 3,700 telecommunications towers across underserved communities from October as ...

LWB 4.0 Lagos shows Nigerian founders can build globally from home

Nigerian entrepreneurs and professionals have been encouraged to pursue globally competitive careers and businesses without necessarily relocating abroad. The message ...

Nomba, Synafare commit $1.4m to solar financing for 300 Nigerian businesses

Nigerian fintech company Nomba and renewable energy financing company Synafare have announced a ₦2 billion, equivalent to about $1.4 million, ...

NCC pushes Universal Acceptance to expand Nigeria’s digital opportunities

The Nigerian Communications Commission, NCC, has urged Nigerian organisations and technology developers to adopt Universal Acceptance, a technical standard designed ...

Nigeria picks French, Israeli firms to build new communications satellites

Nigeria has selected French and Israeli aerospace companies to build two new communications satellites as part of efforts to expand ...

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