OPay Addresses Viral Shutdown Rumors in Nigeria
OPay dismisses social media rumors about shutting down operations in Nigeria. The fintech company confirms customer funds remain safe and accessible under CBN regulation.
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Court Dismisses Binance Executive's Detention Suit
A Federal High Court in Abuja dismisses Tigran Gambaryan's rights suit against NSA and EFCC detention. Judge rules it obstructs criminal probe into Binance. Full details inside.
ESA Secures Record €22.1 Billion Space Budget
The European Space Agency secures a historic €22.1 billion budget to boost space independence, fund new rockets, and launch missions to Mars and Saturn's moon. Discover Europe's ambitious space plans.
NICA Hosts Credit Conference & Awards in Lagos
The National Institute of Credit Administration hosted its 2025 Credit Managers conference and 10th Annual Nigeria Credit Industry Awards in Lagos to strengthen Nigeria's credit system.
EU Could Fine Elon Musk's X Platform by 2025 End
The European Union may impose a fine on Elon Musk's X platform for violating digital content rules by end of 2025. Discover how this landmark case tests EU's tech regulation power.
House Committee Warns of Digital Payment Vulnerabilities
A House of Representatives committee reveals alarming cybersecurity gaps in Nigeria's digital payment systems, exposing citizens to fraud and national security risks. Learn how to protect your finances.
Commission Seeks Regulation to Protect Nigerians
The Nigeria Law Reform Commission calls for strong regulations to protect citizens from medical negligence and harmful religious practices. Read more on the urgent need for reform.
Zenith Bank Awards N140m to African Tech Innovators
Zenith Bank empowers African innovators with N140 million funding at 2025 Tech Fair. Ten startups including Trust Loop and Cubbes Technologies receive grants and mentorship to scale their solutions.
Innovation Key for Nigeria's Sustainable Digital Ecosystem
Industry leaders Adeyinka Adedokun and Olubayo Adekambi stress the need for integrated systems and strategic tech adoption to build a sustainable digital future for Africa.
EU to challenge China's rare earths dominance
EU industry chief Stephane Sejourne declares Europe must break dependence on China's rare earths, calling export controls a 'racket'. New strategy coming December 3.
DevFest Lagos 2025 Delivers Tech Insights Amid Changes
DevFest Lagos 2025 brought together Nigeria's tech community for five days of learning, networking, and honest conversations about the industry's future. Discover key insights from top speakers.
Nigerian lawmakers investigate rising POS fraud cases
House of Representatives investigates escalating POS fraud reaching N52.26bn. Committee reveals security breaches, cloned terminals, and urgent need for regulatory framework. #POSFraud #FinancialSecurity
Reps Committee Raises Alarm Over POS Fraud
House of Representatives committee warns of rising POS fraud and unlicensed crypto dealings by operators. Investigation reveals security gaps and regulatory breaches in Nigeria's fintech sector.
EU's 28-Point Ukraine Peace Counter-Proposal Unveiled
European nations present 28-point peace counter-proposal for Ukraine war, challenging Trump's plan with stronger NATO provisions and Russian asset seizures for reconstruction.
Union Bank Save & Gain: Win ₦5 Million & Cash Prizes
Union Bank's new Save & Gain campaign rewards customers with cash prizes up to ₦5 million for maintaining accounts and using digital channels. Learn how to participate.
Nigerian Re-elected President of All-Africa Students Union
Nigerian student Osisiogu Osikenyi wins re-election as president of All-Africa Students Union in Accra. Read about his vision for African students and the upcoming elections.
Nigerian Osisiogu Wins Second Term as AASU President
Nigerian-born Osisiogu Osikenyi secures second term as All Africa Students Union president after continental elections in Ghana. Read about Nigeria's growing influence in African student politics.
Digital Rights Bill: Stakeholders Focus on Minors' Safety
Stakeholders in Lagos discuss Nigeria's Digital Rights and Freedom Bill, emphasizing minors' protection and balancing national security with human rights in digital spaces.
G20 South Africa Declaration: Minerals, Debt, Climate
The G20 summit in South Africa endorsed a declaration focusing on critical minerals, climate finance, and debt relief for developing nations. Discover the key outcomes.
Shein clothes break EU chemical rules - Greenpeace
Greenpeace investigation reveals Shein clothing contains dangerous chemicals above EU safety limits. The fast-fashion giant withdraws items globally. Read more.
EU Bans 'Sustainable' Label for Fossil Fuels
The EU moves to stop fossil fuel investments from being labelled 'sustainable'. Learn how this new three-tier system aims to combat greenwashing and protect investors.
Lufthansa Bids for TAP Stake, Rivaling Air France-KLM
Germany's Lufthansa has officially entered the race to acquire a stake in TAP Air Portugal, competing with Air France-KLM. Discover how this move impacts European aviation and TAP's strategic routes to Brazil and Africa.
NCAA fines Qatar Airways N5m, warns AirMaroc, Saudi Air
Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority imposes N5 million fine on Qatar Airways for consumer protection violations. Airline faces sanctions over passenger mistreatment case. Royal Air Maroc and Saudi Air also warned.
Court awards N20.7bn against petroleum marketer
A Federal High Court in Lagos has ordered Kehinde Elliot Ogbor and Danium Energy to pay Union Bank N20.7 billion. The bank can now seize and sell properties to recover the debt. Read the full details.
EU Plans New Rules for Shein and Temu
The EU is overhauling consumer protection rules to tackle platforms like Shein and Temu over labour and competition concerns. A new draft law is expected next year.
German Rail Project Stuttgart 21 Faces New Delay
Germany's massive Stuttgart 21 rail project faces indefinite delays due to technical issues, with costs doubling to €11 billion. Discover the infrastructure challenges plaguing Europe's largest economy.
Germany builds €11bn AI data centre for digital sovereignty
Germany breaks ground on massive €11 billion data centre to boost European AI independence from US and China. Learn how this project aims to reshape digital sovereignty.
Eurogroup Chief Quits for World Bank Senior Position
Pascal Donohoe resigns as Eurogroup head to become World Bank managing director, dealing a blow to Ireland's governing coalition ahead of crucial by-elections.
Kessler Twins Die in Joint Assisted Suicide at 89
German entertainment icons Alice and Ellen Kessler have died at 89 in a joint assisted suicide. The legendary twins were European stars who performed with Frank Sinatra.
Germany, France Push EU Digital Sovereignty at Summit
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz and French President Emmanuel Macron join forces at Berlin digital summit to reduce European dependence on US tech giants and boost AI capabilities.
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