Nigerian government shut down 13.5 million social media accounts over offensive content
The Nigerian government has shut down 13.5 million social media accounts due to alleged offensive content and code of practice ...
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The Nigerian government has shut down 13.5 million social media accounts due to alleged offensive content and code of practice ...
Nigeria’s President, Bola Tinubu, has removed the five per cent excise tax on telecommunications services from the new tax laws, ...
A new US visa policy that requires Nigerian visa applicants to reveal their social media profiles and activities over the ...
On Sunday, the Nigerian Immigration Service started deporting 42 of the 192 Chinese and Philippine nationals found guilty of Ponzi ...
As part of ongoing reforms under the proposed National Digital Economy and E-Governance Bill, 2024, the Federal Government of Nigeria ...
The federal government of Nigeria has launched a national Electronic Fiscal System (EFS) to modernise tax administration, reduce tax evasion, ...
The Federal Government of Nigeria has firmly backed 9mobile's rebranding to T2, calling it a significant improvement for Nigeria's telecom ...
Nigeria’s cryptocurrency community is set to get a significant boost with the launch of Kingzprime, a homegrown digital asset platform ...
Nigerian food delivery startup Chowdeck has announced that it has raised $9 million in Series A funding from investors including ...
Nigeria is set to transform its digital landscape with the unveiling of Project Bridge, an ambitious plan to lay down ...