Temitayo Jaiyeola

Your phone bill is helping power Nigeria’s ₦7.97 trillion telecom economy through booming data demand and higher prices.

Nigeria’s smartphone market grew 8% in Q1 2026, but rising component costs could drive device prices up by as much as 30%.

Grey Business processed $61.4 million in payment volume within four months of launch, with stablecoins emerging as its largest payment channel

After years of focusing on financial inclusion, the CBN is pursuing making Nigeria the centre of African payments

Why is the CBN talking about stablecoins 68 times in its latest payments blueprint? The answer lies in remittances, and dollar liquidity.

Carloha Nigeria, recipient of the 2025 Nigerian Automotive Journalists Association (NAJA) Best After Sales Car Company award, today became the first automotive distribution company in Nigeria to extend a comprehensive ownership programme to the electric vehicle category — a move it says addresses the single greatest barrier to electric vehicle adoption in the country: service confidence.

PawaPay has processed three billion mobile money transactions across Africa, reaching its latest billion in under nine months.

In a circular issued on Monday, the regulator disclosed that any licenced financial institution that controls more than 25% of the consumer-issuing

After helping millions of Africans buy smartphones on credit, M-KOPA is using repayment data to build a fast-growing lending business.

An analysis of four major Nigerian banks shows they lent corporates more than ₦10 for every ₦1 given to retail customers