TD Africa earns AI ISO certifications
TD Africa, sub-Saharan Africa’s leading technology distributor, has again raised the bar for the continent’s digital transformation journey by attaining the ISO 42001 (Artificial Intelligence
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WIMBIZ, CBN advocate strategic policies to advance women In leadership
Women in Management, Business and Public Service (WIMBIZ), alongside key partners including the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) and McKinsey & Company, has called for
Champion Breweries bets on Bullet to drive FX revenue
Champion Breweries Plc, a subsidiary of enJOYcorp and member of the EverCorp family, is acquiring the Bullet brand, an alcoholic and energy beverage, to boost
Seplat Energy trains journalists in Lagos
Seplat Energy has successfully concluded the second edition of its Lagos Media Entrepreneurship Programme, empowering 50 journalists with business and technology skills relevant to the
ABC Q2 2025: Newspapers show growth despite closure of Media 24 titles
After a less-than-positive start in Q1 2025 when all categories declined, the Audit Bureau of Circulations (ABC) circulation for newspapers for April to June 2025
Why product scarcity works better than big advertising in Nigeria
The product that’s harder to find often becomes the one everyone wants. Granted, scarcity creates urgency, but it also changes the way consumers talk about
Achieving food and nutrition security in Nigeria: The role of indigenous foods
By ONUEGBU, Ngozika Chioma (Prof. Mrs) Several reports reveal the high level of malnutrition experienced in Nigeria, despite the abundance of indigenous food resources. There
Sanwoolu commends Origin Tech for MLM Agro food hub
Governor Babajide Sanwoolu alongside the Executive Chairman of Origin Tech Group, Prince Samuel Jospeh Samuel toured the mid-Level Agro Food Hub under construction at Abijo
MTN’s Ugonwa Nwoye breaks down data use and how to get more from it
At MTN’s Customer Engagement Day 2025, Ugonwa Nwoye, MTN’s Chief Customer Relations and Experience Officer, addressed the reality of data consumption in a way that
Google, Microsoft, TikTok block 13.5m accounts in Nigeria
The National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA) announced on Wednesday that major tech companies, including Google, Microsoft, and TikTok, have deactivated over 13.5 million accounts