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SEC: CBEX remains banned in Nigeria as promoters seek court bail from EFCC custody

The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has reiterated its ban on the Crypto Bridge Exchange (CBEX), operating under the corporate identity of ST Technologies International Ltd., in Nigeria. This is as the promoters of the platform are seeking for court bail from the custody of Nigeria’s anti-graft agency, the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC)….

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Glovo, She Code Africa, and Lagos celebrate bootcamp graduation with 100 women

The Lagos State, Glovo and She Code Africa have partnered to empower women in an effort to the state government, through the Ministry of Commerce, Cooperatives, Trade, and Investment, led by Mrs. Folashade Ambrose-Medebem, and the Ministry of Science and Technology, led by Dr. Olatubosun Alake, has celebrated the graduation of 100 women from the…

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NEITI tasks oil companies to prioritise host communities’ devt

The Nigeria Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (NEITI) has urged oil companies operating in Nigeria to prioritise the development of their host communities. NEITI’s Executive Secretary, Dr Orji Ogbonnaya Orji, made the call at the official presentation of a Policy Brief on three per cent Operating Expenses (OPEX) for Host Communities on Thursday in Abuja. The…

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NCDMB pushes for unified local content framework for continental cooperation

Executive Secretary, Nigerian Content Development and Monitoring Board (NCDMB), Engr. Felix Omatsola Ogbe, has advised oil and gas industry stakeholders in Africa to institute an Africa-wide local content framework that would harmonise policies and foster cross-border partnerships. He said such a framework would allow African nations to leverage collective strengths for mutual prosperity, arguing that…

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50% tariff hike: Operators reject Labour’s call for mass action

Telecom operators have rejected the call for mass action called by the organised Labour the Nigerian Labour Congress (NLC). The mobile network operators (MNOs) also said they have shared their tariff templates with the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) with a view to getting approval before implementation. The telcos argued that the NLC leadership ought to…

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InfraCos, other factors threaten Nigeria’s 70% broadband target

The demise of infrastructure companies (InfraCos), lack of commitment by some of the various government agencies tasked with driving the National Broadband Plan (NBP 2020-2025), delays in project approvals, asphyxiating tax regime and others may derail the ambitious targets of the plan, according to investigation. Nigeria’s broadband penetration rate has unexpectedly declined, casting doubt on…

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