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Elon Musk now largest Twitter shareholder, buys 9% stake
Tesla and SpaceX founder Elon Musk has purchased a 9.2 per cent stake in social media company Twitter, driving the company’s share value up by 28 per cent.
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?
Outcry as Govt Data Shows Northeast Region has Most Certified IT Professionals in the country
The National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) has revealed the North-East of Nigeria has the most certified IT professionals According to the dataset, the geopolitical region has 25.90 percent of certified IT professionals. This puts it ahead of the other geopolitical zones of Nigeria with Nigerians questioning how this was arrived at.
BudgIT at 10: Reflections on our Milestone
An indelible and beautiful memory of BudgIT was sleeping on the couch of my co-founder, Joseph Agunbiade, watching him seek that elusive tweak that fixes our broken website again. Something needed an improvement on our website and with a three-person team huddled on the table in Co-Creation Hub, we dreamt of putting budgets in the hands of the people and working to ensure service delivery for the underserved.
Service Blackout: NCC may shut down 3 Sokoto LGA’s telecommunication services
The house of representatives has asked the Nigeria Communications Commission (NCC) to shut down telecommunication services in three LGAs of Sokoto state. This development comes days after NCC instructed all telecommunication companies to shut down their services in Zamfara over lingering insecurity in the state.
Nigeria Looses N247.61billion to Twitter Ban in 100days
The Association of Licensed Telecommunications Operators of Nigeria had confirmed the directive by the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) to block the site platform across the country: “We, The Association of Licensed Telecommunication Operators of Nigeria wish to confirm that our members have received formal instructions from the Nigerian Communications Commission, the industry regulator, to suspend access to Twitter.
MTN Partners Flutterwave for MoMo Expansion to Cameroon, Others
MTN Mobile Money (MoMo) is now available for businesses using Africa’s indigenous payments technology, Flutterwave, in Cameroon, Côte d’Ivoire, Rwanda, Uganda, and Zambia. This follows the recent mobile money partnership with the fintech firm to empower millions of businesses to embrace e-commerce in the MTN markets by accepting digital payments from MoMo consumers.
BREAKING: Nigeria’s National Policy on 5G Approved Today
The Federal Executive Council (FEC) sitting in Abuja today has approved the controversial Fifth Generation Networks Policy otherwise known as 5G for Nigeria.