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Bobi Wine Under House Arrest After Uganda Election

Ugandan opposition leader Bobi Wine is under house arrest as early results show President Museveni leading with 76.25%. The election was marred by an internet blackout and technical issues.

10 Killed at Ugandan MP's Home During Polls

Ugandan security forces stormed an opposition lawmaker's home, killing 10 campaign agents. The incident occurred during elections under an internet blackout. Read the full report.

Uganda Imposes Internet Blackout Before Election

Uganda has ordered a nationwide internet shutdown two days before its general election, citing misinformation risks. This contradicts government assurances. Read the full details.

Three Nigerian Banks Set for Merger as CBN Deadline Nears

Nigeria's banking sector faces consolidation as three mergers are expected before the March 2026 recapitalisation deadline. Tier-2 banks scramble for survival amid fintech disruption and regulatory pressure. Read the full analysis.

$9.7B Submarine Cable Investments Propel Nigeria's Internet

Investments in global submarine cables hit $9.7 billion, with Nigeria landing 8 major systems. This infrastructure now delivers 1Tbps traffic, boosting broadband to 50.58%. Discover how it transforms Nigeria's digital economy.

Actor Ijebu Spent N1.8 Trillion on Data in 2025

Yoruba actor Ijebu shocks fans by revealing he spent an estimated N1.8 trillion on internet data in 2025. The comic actor said the cost kept him awake at night. Read full story.

Trump Orders US Strikes on ISIS in Nigeria

US President Donald Trump announced deadly military strikes against ISIS terrorists in Northwest Nigeria on Christmas, citing attacks on Christians. Read the full details.

ipNX Clinches Two Awards at Nigeria Technology Awards

ipNX Nigeria wins 'Fastest' and 'Most Exceptional' Fibre Internet Provider at NiTA 2025. The company restates commitment to innovative connectivity solutions and transforming Nigeria's digital landscape.

ISPs Seek Policy Help for Underserved Areas

Internet providers urge government intervention to expand services to unserved regions. High costs and infrastructure vandalism threaten growth despite rising demand for broadband.

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