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Nigeria unveils fibre-to-hostel initiative

The initiative intends to provide dedicated fibre-optic connectivity, secure Wi-Fi access, and real-time performance monitoring directly to student hostels.
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28 May

UAE's the Binary Holdings enters Nigerian market

The company says the move paves the way for an important leap into the African market, where untapped opportunities for Web3 adoption are developing.
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North Africa dominates smartphone shipments

Africa's smartphone market began 2025 on a strong note, with regional shipments increasing for the eighth straight quarter, according to Canalys.
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Nigerian regulator reigns in telcos over network outages

The Nigerian Communications Commission has demanded that service providers notify the cause of the service disruption, the affected locations, and the projected time of restoration in advance.
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IHS Nigeria, NSCDC partner to safeguard infrastructure

IHS Towers and the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps plan to develop and implement measures to protect telecoms infrastructure.
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Lagos becomes fastest-growing tech ecosystem

This recognition is based on Dealroom's recently published Global Tech Ecosystem Index 2025.
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22 May

Nigeria debuts digital customs platform

The digital platform aims to standardise customs operations among ECOWAS member states.
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Nigeria launches national blockchain policy

The government says this signals a strategic shift toward leveraging emerging technologies for inclusive economic growth.
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Lagos State in Nigeria gets $22m for fibre expansion

This investment, according to Lagos State, is a critical step in its ambition to increase connectivity, accelerate digital transformation activities.
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19 May

China plans to establish e-vehicle stations in Nigeria

The Chinese envoy revealed ambitions of setting up electric vehicle factories and other manufacturing enterprises in Nigeria over the weekend.
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16 May

AI projected to add $1,5 trillion in Africa by 2030

A new SAP report, produced following research conducted in Kenya, Nigeria, and South Africa, also predicts that 230 million new digital jobs will be created in Africa.