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Nigerian engineers in hard hats work with cutting-edge machinery inside a high-tech Lagos facility, surrounded by glowing digital blueprints and global connectivity icons.
In a bid to enhance its global engineering competitiveness, Nigeria has announced a series of initiatives aimed at strengthening its engineering sector. The Nigerian government, in collaboration with various stakeholders, is focusing on improving education, fostering innovation, and encouraging international partnerships.The initiatives were unveiled during a recent conference attended by government officials, industry leaders, and academic representatives. The Minister...
Nigerians in a sunlit Lagos clinic engage with Sane AI mental health app on tablets during group and individual therapy sessions.
In recent years, Nigeria has faced significant challenges in mental healthcare, with a shortage of professionals and limited access to services. However, the emergence of Sane AI, a technology-driven platform, is beginning to reshape the landscape of mental health support in the country. Sane AI utilizes artificial intelligence to provide accessible mental health resources, aiming to bridge the gap...
Trader analyzing declining stock charts on multiple screens with headline overlay: "Awareness Gap Stalls NGX Tech Listings".
A report by TLP Advisory has revealed that a significant awareness gap among stakeholders is hindering technology listings on the Nigerian Exchange (NGX) and obstructing local exits for tech companies. The report emphasizes that many technology firms in Nigeria are unaware of the benefits and processes involved in listing on the NGX, which could provide them with essential capital...
Diverse Nigerian professionals in a meeting discussing fintech regulation, with subtle green-white-green Nigerian flag overlay
In response to the rapid growth of the fintech sector in Nigeria, the government has proposed the establishment of a Fintech Regulatory Commission. This initiative aims to provide a structured framework for oversight and regulation of financial technology companies operating within the country. The fintech industry in Nigeria has seen significant expansion in recent years, driven by increased internet...
Nigerian tech leaders stand united under glowing digital screens, with shadowy global tech giants looming in the background.
Remita, a leading financial technology company in Nigeria, has raised alarms about the potential for digital colonisation in Nigeria and other African nations due to inadequate data ownership frameworks. During a recent conference, executives from Remita highlighted the critical need for countries to establish robust data governance policies that empower local entities and protect citizens' information.The term 'digital colonisation'...
INEC officials and citizens celebrate the unveiling of biometric voting machines and digital result systems in Abuja.
The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has asserted that the integration of technology in the electoral process has significantly reduced the incidence of electoral fraud in Nigeria. During a recent press conference, INEC officials detailed how the use of biometric voter registration, electronic voting machines, and real-time result transmission has enhanced the integrity of elections across the country.INEC Chairman...
In recent years, artificial intelligence has gained significant traction, with tools like ChatGPT becoming increasingly popular. For many Nigerians, these advancements present new avenues for income generation, even for those without technical skills. Here are 15 straightforward ways individuals can leverage ChatGPT to earn money:1. Content Creation: Individuals can use ChatGPT to generate blog posts, articles, or social media...
Crowd of excited Nigerians outside MTN headquarters in Lagos, with large digital screens announcing “Speed-Based Unlimited Broadband Data Plans”.
MTN Nigeria has announced the launch of new speed-based unlimited broadband data plans, aimed at providing enhanced internet services to its customers across the country. This initiative is part of the company's ongoing efforts to improve connectivity and meet the growing demand for high-speed internet access in Nigeria.The new plans are designed to cater to various user needs, offering...
Lush Nigerian cassava fields in the foreground, trucks loaded with roots heading to a modern processing factory and silos under a golden sky.
Nigeria is spearheading a continental initiative to harness the economic potential of cassava, a staple crop that has long been a significant part of the country's agricultural landscape. The government, alongside various stakeholders, is focusing on transforming cassava into industrial products, thereby aiming to boost economic growth and create job opportunities.Cassava, known for its versatility, can be processed into...
Alt Text: Confident young Nigerian billionaire in a sharp suit stands on a Lagos business street surrounded by luxury cars and skyscrapers.
As of October 2023, the title of the youngest billionaire in Nigeria is held by 29-year-old Iyinoluwa Aboyeji. Aboyeji is a prominent entrepreneur and investor known for his significant contributions to the tech industry in Nigeria. He co-founded Andela, a company that trains software developers in Africa and connects them with global companies, and Flutterwave, a payment technology company...

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