The increasing reliance on digital technology in Nigeria has given rise to widespread concerns about rapid data depletion. According to the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC), issues related to data usage and billing are now the leading telecom consumer complaints. This phenomenon reflects Nigeria’s growing digital footprint, underscored by a sharp rise in internet connectivity and…
We scrutinized every vehicle system to reduce weight, enhance safety, and maximize efficiency,” said Naman Pushp, founder and CEO of Airbound
In the fast-evolving world of digital banking, convenience is king. Carbon, one of Nigeria’s pioneering digital banks, learned this lesson the hard way when it abruptly discontinued its debit card services in June 2024. The decision came as a shock to many customers, especially since the cards had been a key feature of Carbon's transition…
Bolt, the mobility giant originally founded in Estonia, has reached an impressive €2 billion in annual revenue, a milestone revealed by its founder and CEO, Markus Villig, during his appearance on the 20VC podcast hosted by Harry Stebbings. Villig reflected on the company’s remarkable growth trajectory—from a modest €5,000 family loan to a global leader…
With Banklink Africa and FSL at the helm, Tantalizers is poised for strategic shifts, potentially leveraging FSL’s robust supply chain network and Banklink’s expertise in investment funding
Meta, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, has announced plans to introduce advertising on Threads, its latest social media platform, beginning in January 2025.
Nokia, long a leader in telecommunications infrastructure, has taken a bold step into the API economy by acquiring Rapid, a company widely respected for its comprehensive API marketplace.
Zuckerberg’s choice of “Get Low” goes deeper than mere nostalgia. The song carries personal significance for him, as it was playing at a college party where he first met his future wife, Priscilla Chan.
The impact of internal fraud goes beyond lost money; it has a psychological toll on customers who rely on these banks to safeguard their financial well-being
According to the latest research from Check Point, Nigeria ranks 14th globally in terms of cyberattack risk, with a normalised risk index of 55.1%.