TECHNOLOGY
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Lebara Enters Nigeria’s Telecom Market With Nationwide Launch
LAGOS, Nigeria: UK-based telecommunications company Lebara has officially commenced nationwide commercial operations in Nigeria, introducing a new player into the…
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Apple Unveils iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max With Major Camera, Battery and AI Upgrades
CUPERTINO, CALIFORNIA — Apple has officially unveiled the iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max, introducing major upgrades to…
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Beyond Uber: Yoyei Pioneers a New Path for Nigeria’s Mobility Industry
LAGOS, Nigeria-Uber’s exit from Nigeria may have closed one chapter in the country’s ride-hailing industry, but it has also created fresh opportunities…
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Uber Launches First Self-Driving Taxi Service in the UK
Uber has launched supervised autonomous taxi rides in London, marking the first time members of the public can access autonomous…
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Nigeria Police Launch Vigilant App to Help Nigerians Report and Track Financial Fraud
ABUJA, Nigeria: The Nigeria Police Force has launched a new digital platform, the NPF Vigilant App, designed to help Nigerians…
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Uber Exits Nigeria After 12 Years, Leaving Drivers and Riders Facing an Uncertain Future
Uber has officially announced its exit from Nigeria, ending 12 years of operations in Africa’s largest economy and leaving drivers,…
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Tectonic Token Targeted: Hacker Inflates Price 300x, Walks Away With $6M
A hacker has siphoned approximately $6 million in crypto assets after artificially inflating the price of Tectonic Token by more…
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No Closure Planned: OPay Dismisses Viral September Exit Reports
Leading fintech company OPay has dismissed viral reports claiming it will shut down operations in September, describing the claims as…
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Lagos Gets 840MVA Power Boost as FG Unveils New Transmission Projects
Lagos businesses and households just got some good news. To tackle grid bottlenecks and support economic growth, the Federal Government…
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WhatsApp to Charge Nigerian Businesses Per Message From October 1
LAGOS, NIGERIA: Nigerian businesses that rely on WhatsApp to communicate with customers are set to face higher messaging costs from…
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