Nigeria’s top banks ramped up their investments in technology infrastructure in 2024, collectively spending N518.5 billion to modernize their operations.

Telecom operators had clamoured for increase in telephone tariffs, lamenting high cost of operations posing as major ...

The last decade or so has seen Nigeria undertaking a bold digital transformation agenda. There has been a new approach that has led to a reshaping of how Nigerians interact with technology, government ...

Financial technology companies position for funding opportunities as European Commission allocates capital to technical ...

Al-Ahram Weekly sheds light on the fintech industry on the African continent as displayed at the GITEX Africa exhibition in ...

"Despite its limitations, Nigeria retains the strategic potential to lead ECOWAS and Africa into a new era of cooperative development and political stability." ...

Fintech funding is witnessing a resurgence in 2025, fueled by large rounds of funding going towards late-stage ventures, ...

Nigeria’s top banks ramped up their investments in technology infrastructure in 2024, collectively spending N518.5 billion to modernize their operations.

Kindly share this postThe Nigerian federal government announced that the Electronic Money Transfer Levy (EMTL) generated $49.5 million in revenue, with fintech companies contributing $18 million. This ...

The Persian Gulf is emerging as the new hub of globalization, and may be willing to offer African countries deals without Western moralizing or Chinese debt traps.

Seven top Nigerian banks have recorded a combined spending of N460billion on the information technology upgrade in 2024, Daily Trust reports.

Readen Holding Corporation announced the successful signing of the final agreement to acquire an 80% controlling stake in ...