Global tech giants in Nigeria pay $1,5 bn taxes

The investigation is taking place this week, during which time the company must present solutions for correcting the problems.

The Nigerian agency highlights the latest threat targeting a popular digital platform.

The economic council is championing state-led innovation to follow NASENI’s roadmap to drive transformative economic growth across key sectors.

The deal will bring affordable, 24/7 telemedicine services to millions, focusing on underserved communities.

Lagos State asserts this project will pave the road for responsible AI development in Nigeria.

The company has stopped accepting new home plan subscriptions, citing "excessive inflation" as a threat to its business, and it wants approval for price increases.

The organisation says a national Bitcoin strategy would provide the clarity and structure needed for local blockchain development.

According to the state, the platform will provide decision-makers with real-time access to important information.

Both parties stressed that cyber security resilience is critical for both national security and economic development.

Telcos are urging the government to focus on regulatory reforms that will allow them to build and sustain infrastructure.

The Nigerian Peering and Interconnection Forum met to discuss solutions to bridge the digital divide between urban and rural communities.

The partnership intends to improve local manufacturing skills and technological competence while decreasing dependency on imported vehicles.