- Pi Network Loses 12% as Top Cryptocurrencies Tumble
- Fitch Affirms Namibia at ‘BB-’ with Stable Outlook
- XRP Plunges by 10% to $0.9146 on Aggressive Selloffs
- ICPC to Publish Recovered Assets, Owners, Status
- Nigerian Exchange Surges by N2.2trn to N163.80trn, Return Tops 62%
- XRP Price Sinks to $0.9880 as Investors Liquidate Positions
- Crude Oil Prices Down in Week as Russian Exports Surge
- Bitcoin Falls to $67K as U.S. Yields Rise, Dollar Strengthens
Tech
Google has launched a free digital learning platform that lets Nigerians learn Artificial Intelligence (AI) and other digital skills offline.
AI Adoption by Nigerian Firms Hits 93% — Zoho Zoho, a global technology company, says…
Nigeria Plans to Join 50 AI-Ready Countries Globally The Special Adviser to the President on…
Stakeholders Advocate AI Governance Framework Stakeholders on Wednesday called for the development of Artificial Intelligence…
Meta Signs Six-Year $10 Billion Cloud Computing Deal with Google Meta has signed a six-year…
Google, Microsoft, TikTok Close 13m Accounts in Nigeria–NITDA The National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA),…
Truecaller Crosses 100m Monthly Active Users in Middle East, Africa Truecaller has crossed 100 million…