Lucas Ajanaku is an ICT Editor for The Nation Nigeria. With a focus on technology and telecommunications, Lucas covers a wide range of topics including infrastructure expansion, government policies, financial technology, and the challenges faced by the e-commerce industry. He provides insightful analysis and updates on the latest developments in the ICT sector in Nigeria.
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Dutch-based venture builder, 15Wins Ventures , has launched Z-Habitat Hub in Lagos, a move the company said was geared at supporting the innovation and entrepreneurship space in the country.
Nigeria , a major digital hub in Africa, has one of the highest volume of cyberattacks in West Africa, coming in at 2,721 for the first half of 2024.
Start-ups in Africa raised over $250 million in funding last month with Nigeria leading the pack with megabucks coming to Moniepoint and Yellow Card.
Nigeria eyes 30% increase in oil output The Nigerian National Petroleum Company Ltd (NNPCL) said it has paid outstanding $4.68 billion cash call debt to the five international oil companies (IOCs) operating in Nigeria.
The Minister of Communications, Innovation and Digital Economy, Bosun Tijani has promised government support for indigenous technology companies, through collaboration.
African pay-TV operator, MultiChoice Group , has said its Nigerian subsidiary lost 243,000 subscribers across its DStv and GOtv services between April and September this year.
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