DStv Unveils New Logo, Colors and Major Subscription Overhaul
DStv announces a major rebrand with new black colors and logo, plus restructured packages from September 17, 2026, including DStv Sports and Movies & Series tiers.
DStv announces a major rebrand with new black colors and logo, plus restructured packages from September 17, 2026, including DStv Sports and Movies & Series tiers.
YBPI praises Emeka Ike and ADP VP candidate Chinazam Ike as a family contributing to Nigeria's development across entertainment, business, and politics.
Super Eagles legend Jay-Jay Okocha runs a diversified business empire via Jay-Jay Okocha Group West Africa Limited, spanning real estate, finance, hospitality, brand deals, and a non-profit foundation.
MTN and Airtel dominate Nigeria's telecom market in 2026, while Glo loses subscribers and T2's figures remain unchanged due to reporting issues, NCC data shows.
Aliko Dangote's refinery IPO opens September 14, offering 4.1 billion shares at N525 each. His net worth surged to $34.5 billion, per Bloomberg.
King Oyo Nyimba Kabamba Iguru Rukidi IV, the world's youngest reigning monarch, was buried in Uganda on 12 September after his body returned from the US, with a succession dispute emerging over his young son.
Uber has ended ride-hailing operations in Nigeria and Uganda after 12 years, keeping Egypt, Ghana, Kenya, and South Africa while cutting 3,300 jobs and investing $10 billion in autonomous mobility.
DStv will launch a new streaming structure with five packages, including a standalone Sports tier at R399/month, effective September 17, 2026, following Canal+'s acquisition of MultiChoice.
Uber has officially exited Nigeria after 12 years, effective September 2, 2026. Bolt, inDrive, LagRide, and Rida are now competing for the market share left behind.
Uber will cut more than 3,000 jobs worldwide, about 10% of its workforce, as part of a restructuring to save up to $2 billion annually. The layoffs follow Uber's exit from Nigeria and Uganda, and the company is shifting focus to autonomous vehicles, ride-
Uber announced it will wind down operations in Nigeria effective September 2, 2026, after 12 years, with help center available until September 23.
Meta will charge businesses N14 per qualifying WhatsApp message from October 1, 2026, but ordinary users remain free. Here's the full breakdown.
FourStrides launches Pay Monthly in Abuja, allowing eligible renters to pay rent monthly via YALO financing, easing upfront cost burden.
Former Kogi Governor Yahaya Bello provided N30 million to aviation student Enejoh Faith, enabling her to complete pilot training and pass her licence exam with 89%.
TECNO will showcase its Next-Gen Bezelless Concept Phone, MEGABOOK T15 360 Pro, and Tonino Lamborghini collection at IFA ShowStoppers 2026 in Berlin on September 3.
John Ternus has officially become Apple's CEO, succeeding Tim Cook, who now serves as Executive Chairman after 15 years leading the tech giant.
Kolo Magazine launches its Nigerian edition in Lagos, targeting business and creative sectors with profiles, interviews, and features on entrepreneurs and creatives.
OPay has refuted a viral fake notice claiming it will suspend operations from September 1, 2026. The fintech firm assures customers that all offices, including Lagos and Abuja, remain fully operational.
Executive pay in Nigeria soared in H1 2026, with oil and telecom CEOs earning up to ₦3.9 billion, while banking and manufacturing sectors also offer hefty packages.
Xiaomi launched the Redmi Note 17 Pro Max globally on August 27, 2026, with a 10,000mAh battery and 100W charging, but no Nigerian price or launch date has been announced.
WhatsApp will charge businesses per message from October 1. Here are five essential things every user should know about the new pricing structure.
inDrive Nigeria has rewarded Felicity Eseke, the 'Super Mum' driver, with a brand-new Wuling XC250 2025 for her dedication and resilience in supporting her five children through school.
Music executive Ubi Franklin says he has technology to clear blocked gutters and gullies across Lagos, citing his 2018 flood experience, and is ready to meet Commissioner Tokunbo Wahab.
MultiChoice Nigeria CEO Kemi Omotosho unveils a new growth phase, expanding beyond pay-TV into the creative economy, while DStv introduces flexible streaming options and steps up anti-piracy efforts.
Xiaomi launches Redmi 17 with a 7,500mAh battery, 50MP camera, and 6.9-inch 120Hz display, available in 4G and 5G versions for Nigerian and global markets.
Nigeria’s corporate rewards economy hits N150bn. SureGifts launches 'Beyond Cash' report revealing trends in employee incentives, customer loyalty, and the shift to digital gifting.
Dotun Oladipo, founder of Eagle Online and CEO of Premium Eagle Media, died Tuesday in Lagos at 56 after falling ill at his office. GOCOP confirmed the news.
A new report provides concrete evidence that strong governance directly boosts corporate performance in Africa, giving boardrooms the proof they need to prioritize reforms.
DStv Stream and satellite have same monthly prices, but hardware, installation, and internet costs decide the cheaper option for Nigerian households.
The Federal Housing Authority (FHA) manages nearly N5 trillion worth of property, according to its Managing Director, Oluremi Ogunleye, who disclosed this during a recent briefing in Abuja.