Amid the glam and colour, YouTube today, announced the launch of its music streaming service – YouTube Music, in Nigeria. This now sees the platform available in 80 countries across the globe. ...
Founder of edtech platform, Nestuge Technologies, Nelson Eze has re-echoed the importance for students to take advantage of increasing technology to develop their talents, skills and careers at an early stage. This, he believes, is very important and crucial ...
Yesterday at the Twin Towers in Lagos, Interswitch shared the news of its partnership with American Express. The payments company announced this at the merchant acceptance launch. There are many payment gateways present in Nigeria and Interswitch is one of ...
Nigerian digital financial platform, Carbon has launched a new $100,000 Pan-African fund targeted at insurance, health and education tech startups on the continent. The Carbon’s Disrupt fund wants to address the lack of funding and support holding back budding tech ...
The Christmas season is upon us again. This is typically the season where we splurge on ourselves and our loved ones. As we indulge ...
Hello, folks. Happy weekend to you all and hope we are all preparing for the yuletide? On this roundup, we bring to you amazing happenings from the previous week and the incredible win from Anthony Joshua that made Nigerians celebrate. ...
Facebook has pledged $130 million to run the operations of its proposed content oversight board for the next six years. Facebook has pledged $130M to ...
Twitter’s CEO, Jack Dorsey announced yesterday that the social media company will be funding a small team of researchers to develop an “open and decentralised standard for social media” of which Twitter will be a client. The team of ...
Many small businesses of today started small, are still small and will remain so, possibly forever. This is not because they don’t have the potential to grow and pull in mind-bending figures while serving a large pool of people ...
Africa’s e-Commerce giant, Jumia, just suffered its lowest plunge on the New York Stock Exchange. Early on Thursday, Jumia’s shares began at $7.54, then by 2pm, the shares fell to $6.98 which is the e-Commerce company’s all time low so ...
