Amazon Prime Video has announced the launch of the localized version of its streaming service in Nigeria with the unveiling of a Crime Drama ‘Gangs Of Lagos’ and ‘LOL: Last One Laughing Naija’ as first Nigerian Amazon originals.
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Olorunfemi is a media and technology expert with a keen interest in edtech, fintech, broadcast technology, game design, and immersive media.
Living in Bondage: Breaking Free Delisted from Netflix
Netflix removes a variety of movies and shows without alerting its users each month. However, the removal of Living in Bondage: Breaking Free, the sequel of the classic 1992 Nollywood movie directed by Ramsey Nouah came to its fans as a rude shock.
7 Reasons why Loan Apps are Increasing
There has been a noticeable increase in Nigerian-operated money lending mobile apps in the past few months and with these also is the big question, why?
Itel’s Able 1 Gains Market Acceptance in Nigeria
Itel has rolled out its Able 1 Notebook laptops and they are one of the sleekest devices to use. The Able 1Notebook was launched in July 2021 and is already gaining market entry into Nigeria.
Who Owns OPay?
Zhou Yahui (born February 1977) is a Chinese billionaire s the chairman and CEO of Opera Software, the mother company of OPay. In 2008, he founded Kunlun Tech Co Ltd., one of the largest web game developers in China, where he was the chairman and CEO until 2020. Yahui currently has an estimated net worth is US$2.2 billion.
Top 10 Countries in e-Money Payments
Nigeria has recently joined the league of nations that are actively transacting businesses with electronic currencies. This development brings to mind other economies that are already thriving using digital currencies.
Host your eCommerce Store on your Whatsapp!
eCommerce platforms for business place your product or services in the face of the buyer and help them to make instant purchasing decisions. However many businesses are not able to implement this experience for cost considerations amongst other things.
OPay, Nigerian Fintech, valued at $2B in SoftBank Vision Fund 2- Raises $400m Funding
OPay, the Nigerian based fintech company which had had a successive streak of fundings over the past years has secured $400 million in a new funding round led by SoftBank Vision Fund, the venture capital arm of Japanese conglomerate, SoftBank.
7 Reasons why you may lose your Instagram account…
There has been an increase in the number of Nigerian accounts deleted or disabled by Instagram in recent weeks. The accounts of online celebrities like Tunde Ednut, Speed Darlington and James Brown were suspended by the platform for varied reasons.