Authorities Urge Parents to Monitor Children’s Online Activities Amid Rising Cyber Exploitation Cases
Philips Babatunde Authorities in Nigeria have issued a strong warning to parents, urging them to closely monitor their children’s online…
Read MoreNYSC Launches Digital Platform to Transform Community Development Service
The National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) has introduced a new digital platform designed to transform the way corps…
Read MoreFGN Opens Free CAC Registration for 250,000 MSMEs
The Federal Government has commenced applications for the free registration of 250,000 Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises under…
Read MoreAre You Lonely? You Can Now Call Robot Who Loves You Unconditionally, China Made It
China has unveiled what is being described as the world's first artificial intelligence powered companion robot designed to…
Read MoreNCDMB Trains 50 Rivers Youths in DSTV, CCTV and Starlink Installation
The Nigerian Content Development and Monitoring Board, in partnership with AFN Global Services Limited, has concluded a 10…
Read MoreChina Successfully Recovers Reusable Rocket Booster in Major Space Milestone
China's state owned Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation has successfully launched a Long March orbital rocket and recovered…
Read MoreAirtel Africa Targets Internet Access for 5,000 Schools by 2027
Airtel Africa has announced plans to connect 5,000 schools across its African markets to the internet by 2027…
Read MoreFGN Revives Digital Postcode Project, Integrates It with NIN
The Federal Government has revived Nigeria's digital postcode project nearly two decades after it was first conceived and…
Read MoreReport Reveals Boko Haram’s Use of AI to Improve Attacks, Build Weapons
A report by The New York Times has revealed that Boko Haram insurgents exploited artificial intelligence tools, including…
Read MoreKlump Partners Jumia to Expand Buy Now, Pay Later Services
Nigerian buy now, pay later startup Klump has partnered with e-commerce platform Jumia to offer instalment payment options…
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