Nigerians Spent N6.6tn on Data in 12 Months
Nigerians consumed 15.32 billion GB of internet data worth N6.6 trillion from June 2025 to May 2026, with monthly usage hitting a record 1.50 million TB in May 2026.
Nigerians consumed 15.32 billion GB of internet data worth N6.6 trillion from June 2025 to May 2026, with monthly usage hitting a record 1.50 million TB in May 2026.
Roqqu, a leading African crypto exchange, launches tokenized stocks, evolving into a super trading platform with access to US equities, forex, and commodities.
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg dismisses AI doomsday predictions, arguing that AI will augment human productivity and create more jobs, not eliminate them.
SharpPunter, an AI sports prediction platform, reports 80% hit rate since April 2026 launch, correctly predicting 91 of 104 World Cup matches, gaining thousands of users across Africa.
Nigerians consumed 1.5 million terabytes of data in May 2026, a new record, according to the NCC. This marks a 25% increase from April, driven by streaming and remote work.
Google increases Google One 100GB plan in Nigeria from N1,900 to N2,950 monthly, a 55.3% rise, effective September 9, 2026. Subscribers face automatic charges unless canceled.
OPay's savings feature has become a national movement, with over 20 million users saving N1.5 trillion in 2025, promoting financial inclusion across Nigeria.
OPay launches the 49-day 7 Savings Festival, offering 27% per annum interest and a share of N77m pool to encourage consistent saving among Nigerians.
As Nigeria's 2027 elections approach, experts warn AI could deepen divides, urging investment in democratic discourse monitoring and AI education.
Nigeria is racing to build EV infrastructure beyond charging stations, including battery swapping, local assembly, and renewable energy integration, as adoption grows.
TYMs launches AI accounting integration for Claude and ChatGPT, enabling real-time bookkeeping and financial management within chat interfaces.
WhatsApp now lets users add an email for account recovery, offering an alternative when SMS verification fails. Learn how to set it up and troubleshoot issues.
Nigeria's startups raised only $2.1 million in July, a 96% crash from June's $54 million, as big investors remain cautious amid economic uncertainty.
Technology is revolutionizing Nigeria's securities trading, boosting efficiency, transparency, and access, according to experts.
Kuda Bank has launched its 2026 SIWES Internship Programme for Nigerian undergraduates, offering hands-on fintech experience, mentorship, and career development across departments.
Six UN Secretary-General candidates debated AI governance, with calls for collaborative platforms and binding standards to prevent inequality and rights abuses.
African startups raised 80% less funding in 2026 as investors pull back, but some sectors still attract capital. Explore the resilience amid the crash.
South Africa leads Africa's data centre market with 65 centres in 2026, followed by Nigeria (45) and Kenya (30), reflecting rapid digital growth.
Moove, African mobility fintech, secures $250M funding, reaching $1.5B valuation, becoming latest unicorn, expanding globally.
OneDosh partners with Stripe to enable seamless crypto on-ramping in Nigeria, allowing users to buy digital assets with naira using local payment methods.
Standard Chartered and Sony led a $40 million funding round for Yellow Card, Africa's stablecoin exchange, boosting crypto adoption across 20+ countries.
A Nigerian tech expert in New Zealand reveals the nine certifications that helped him land a job abroad, emphasizing projects and confidence over paper qualifications.
NITDA has signed a sovereign cloud framework to boost AI and data centre investment in Nigeria, aiming to enhance data sovereignty and digital economy growth.
AI adoption among Nigerian firms surged to 40% in 2026, matching US levels, says World Bank report. Manufacturing leads, driven by cost reduction and improved efficiency.
Nigeria's e-invoicing mandate revolutionizes business operations beyond tax compliance, enhancing transparency and efficiency.
Data Factory Global launches Nigeria's first data marketplace to expand access to high-quality public datasets, boosting research and innovation.
Kolomoni unveils free bank transfers for Nigerians aged 25 and below under its 'Take Control' campaign, targeting youth financial inclusion.
Chibuike Goodnews, Nigerian CEO, is helping businesses leverage AI for growth. Discover his journey and impact in this exclusive feature.
Amazon's market cap reached $3 trillion after AI-driven AWS growth accelerated, marking a historic milestone and boosting investor confidence.
Africa's fintech boom hides a growing threat: payment request fraud. Learn how cybercriminals exploit simple invoices and what the industry must do to secure transactions.