Technology

By Oghenekevwe Kofi, Ericsson LM, Lagos In the face of Nigeria’s economic growth and diversification, one sector stands out as a catalyst for financial inclusion and economic transformation: digital finance. With millions of Nigerians previously underserved by traditional banks, mobile payments and fintech services are reshaping the nation’s economic landscape.…

By Deborah Nnamdi The U.S. Department of Justice and the Nigerian government have announced the formation of a new Bilateral Liaison Group on Illicit Finance and Cryptocurrencies. Officials say the partnership aims to combat cybercrime and financial crimes related to digital assets. The initiative is part of the U.S. strategy…

Facebook’s and Instagram’s parent company Meta is gradually releasing its facial recognition technology across the platforms to help people who are locked out of their accounts recover them. The technology also aims to help spot scam ads that use celebrities’ images to defraud unsuspecting users. Tech experts say the move…

Feat Raises Hope on Reusable Space Rockets American Billionaire Elon Musk’s SpaceX made history on Sunday morning (ETA) when the starship rocket booster returned safely to its launch site after launching a spacecraft in Texas, United States of America. After takeoff, the bottom part of the starship (rocket booster) detached…

By Oghenekevwe Kofi These days, we’re pretty much glued to the internet-whether we’re chatting with our friends and family on social media, shopping, or keeping an eye on our money. But with so much personal stuff floating around online, there are some serious risks out there, such as those created…

By Oghenekevwe Kofi, LM Ericsson Nigeria Limited  Artificial Intelligence with its usage-is no more a fad confined to technical conferences or sci-fi movies. It has become an essential part of your life, and you use AI more than you think. From the time you wake up and ask your virtual…

Oghenekevwe Kofi – LM Ericsson Nigeria Limited The introduction of 5G technology has been widely regarded as a transformative force, especially in emerging markets like Nigeria. This technology promises to significantly enhance various sectors such as transportation, education, health, agriculture, and more, ultimately leading to economic development and an improved…

Nigeria has long faced significant challenges in controlling infectious diseases, from malaria and tuberculosis to the recent COVID-19 pandemic. However, the country is now leveraging technology and innovation to improve disease surveillance, prevention, and treatment. Through a combination of digital tools, mobile health (mHealth) applications, and advanced research, Nigeria is…

Nigeria’s tech startup ecosystem has garnered international attention in recent years, with several companies achieving significant milestones in innovation, funding, and market expansion. As the continent’s largest economy, Nigeria has become a hub for tech entrepreneurship, driven by a young, dynamic population and an increasing appetite for digital solutions. However,…

E-commerce in Nigeria has experienced significant growth in recent years, driven by increased internet penetration, mobile phone usage, and a burgeoning middle class. The COVID-19 pandemic further accelerated this trend as more consumers and businesses turned to online platforms for shopping and services. With major players like Jumia, Konga, and…