Zamfara Students Hail Matawalle’s Education, Infrastructure Efforts
The Zamfara West Students Association (ZWSA) has commended the former governor of Zamfara State, Bello Matawalle, for his transformative efforts ...
Friday, September 25, 2026
‘How Nigerian Startups Are Navigating The Roadblocks’
Nigerian startups are facing a tough climate, marked by funding challenges, a shortage of skilled talent, and a complex regulatory ...
FG To Sanction 18 Banks Over N200bn USSD Debt
The federal government is set to take decisive action against 18 banks that owe Nigerian telecom operators nearly N200 billion ...
Nigeria’s Data-Driven Economy Fuels Telecom Revenue Surge
Nigeria’s appetite for data consumption has driven the telecommunications sector to record-breaking spending levels, with expenditures reaching N5.30 trillion in ...
70% of Nigerian Online Population Have Used Generative AI — Google
A recent global survey conducted by Ipsos on behalf of Google revealed that 70 percent of Nigeria’s online population has ...
Reduce Debt To Stimulate Investments, Growth, Experts Warn FG
Experts have charged the federal government to make efforts at reducing its debt burden to cut its borrowing costs as ...
U.S, Nigeria Partner On $2m Grant For Fiber Optic Infrastructure
The United States and Nigerian governments have signed a $2,095,000 grant to evaluate the feasibility of deploying over 90,000 kilometers ...
AfCFTA: Experts Identify Crucial Policy To Drive Regional Trade Growth
To fully harness AfCFTA’s benefits, Nigeria must address critical challenges such as corruption, inconsistent policies, and power outages. This is ...
FG Unveils Digital Trade Desk, Targets $5bn Startup Funding
The federal government has unveiled the Technology Export and Digital Trade Desk to attract more investments in Nigeria’s tech sector ...
Group Hails Ex-Governor Matawalle for Swift Completion of Zamfara Assembly Complex
A civic group, Zamfara is Our Hope, has commended former Zamfara State Governor, Dr. Bello Muhammad Matawalle, for the swift ...
