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MTN Nigeria profit jumps 55.3%

MTN Nigeria's total subscriber base increased by 10.9% to 94.7 million during the period, while active data users grew by 12% to 57.2 million.
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29 Oct

Edves expands AI platform to 2,300 schools

The platform’s AI capabilities include lesson planning, curriculum-linked assessments and teaching observation.
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AMN connects underserved Nigerian communities

The company’s expansion plan aims to continue into 2027 at a rate of over 60 new sites per month.
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26 Oct

OPay Direct Debit targets digital subscriptions

The service addresses a gap between widespread mobile phone use and limited access to conventional credit cards in Nigeria.
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26 Oct

Japan funds Nigerian start-up hub

Once completed, the hub will provide entrepreneurs with access to technology, incubation, mentorship and other support services to help develop their businesses.
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23 Oct

Airtel, Globacom, MTN face network quality probe

The development comes as Nigerian telecom operators recorded 44,678 fibre-cut incidents between January and September 2026.
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UduTech, AfriLabs expand African AI access

The alliance aims to help early-stage companies develop AI applications for sectors including financial services, healthcare, education and agriculture.
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MTN Nigeria launches Wi-Fi analytics service

The offering tracks Wi-Fi visits, repeat connections and connection duration, allowing businesses to personalise promotions and improve customer engagement.
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20 Oct

AI skills demand surge in Ghana and Nigeria

AI-related micro-credential enrolments have increased sharply as West African learners focus on technical and problem-solving skills.
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AI moderation fails African language users

Gaps in artificial intelligence training data and language capabilities raise concerns about content moderation and online safety.
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16 Oct

Digital identity failures expose Africa’s service risks

Digital identity errors and AI-driven decisions could disrupt access to essential services across Africa, warn experts.
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16 Oct

Regulation tests Nigeria’s emerging crypto rail

Fintech experts believe a more formal regulatory environment within Nigeria’s cryptocurrency market could have mixed consequences.
 
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