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Experts push for data security, sovereignty in online opportunities

Experts in the information communication technology (ICT) industry have called for focus on national data security and sovereignty in a partnership that is intentioned to boost the global visibility of Nigerian tech professionals. The partnership is between the Federal Ministry of Communications, Innovation and Digital Economy with Hello.cv to connect 20,000 3 Million Technical Talent…

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Liquidnitro Games names ex-Tencent Games Global CTO to go big on AI-powered game production

The old production math in gaming is broken. Bigger teams, larger budgets, familiar genres, and faster pipelines no longer guarantee a breakout. Players are more selective, communities are louder, and live games have to earn attention every single day. Liquidnitro Games was built for that shift, empowering expert human teams with proprietary technology and agentic…

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Alake: Communication vital to good mining governance

The Minister of Solid Minerals Development, Dele Alake, has linked the success of ongoing reforms in the extractive industry to transparent and ethical public communication, promising to deepen accountability and citizen engagement across the sector. Alake made this commitment in Abuja, after being conferred with the prestigious Fellowship of the Advertising Regulatory Council of Nigeria…

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TD Africa commits to cybersecurity, emerges gold sponsor of Check Point summit

Africa’s leading technology distributor powerhouse, TD Africa, has reaffirmed its commitment to advancing cybersecurity awareness and digital resilience by sponsoring the third Annual Secure 360 Summit Nigeria 2026, hosted by global cybersecurity leader Check Point Software Technologies, as Gold Sponsor. This year’s summit was held in Abuja and Lagos, bringing together key stakeholders from across…

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DHL: Nigeria emerges one of most AI-engaged e-commerce markets

Artificial intelligence (AI) could soon choose what people buy, sustainability has shifted from nice-to-have to non-negotiable, and second-hand shopping is rapidly becoming mainstream, according to new DHL eCommerce research titled: E-Commerce Trends Report 2026 released today. The report was based on survey findings from 29,000 online shoppers and 5,800 e-commerce businesses across 29 countries, including…

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ITU raises over $100b cash to bridge global digital divide

Specialized United Nations (UN) agency for digital technologies, the International Telecommunication Union (ITU), said it has raised over $100 billion to bridge digital divide in Nigeria and across the world.   The cash raise was announced at the WSIS Forum 2026, stating that its Partner2Connect (P2C) Digital Coalition has surpassed $100 billion in commitments, exceeding…

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How to close digital infrastructure gap, by NOTAP

By Admin The National Office for Technology Acquisition and Promotion (NOTAP) has identified stronger partnerships across government, industry, and private investors and the launch of massive intellectual property awareness campaigns across the country as crucial elements to fix infrastructure deficits facing the country. Its Director-General/CEO, Dr. Barr. Lady O. Amadiobi, who spoke during the National…

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MNOs racing to bring service closer to people, says Airtel Nigeria

Chief Executive Officer, Airtel Nigeria, Dinesh Balsingh, has said mobile network operators (MNOs) are investing on infrastructure to bring services closer to the people and redefine end user experience on the network. He recalled that for decades, the story of Nigeria’s telecom revolution has been told through numbers: towers erected, subscribers connected, kilometres of fibre…

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