Why Inlomax Is Your Go-To for VTU Services, Recharge Card Printing, and Passive Income In today’s fast-paced digital world, finding a reliable, affordable, and profitable platform for Virtual Top-Up (VTU) services, recharge card printing, and… Why Inlomax Is Your Go-To for VTU Services, Recharge Card Printing, and Passive Income
In today’s Nigeria, many are feeling the weight of the economic situation. The cost of living is soaring, jobs are scarce, and managing finances has become more difficult for most families. But what if there… Starting Your Own VTU Business As A Side Hustle
These 3 Kaduna-based founders are reimagining everyday Bitcoin use in Africa On a warm afternoon in Kaduna, a city often described as the heartbeat of northern Nigeria’s tech awakening, three young men sat in a… These 3 Kaduna-based founders are reimagining everyday Bitcoin use in Africa
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This missing tech is why Nigeria’s grid keeps collapsing On September 10, Nigeria’s national electricity grid collapsed for the third time this year, plunging much of the country into darkness. For many Nigerians, such blackouts… This missing tech is why Nigeria’s grid keeps collapsing
Nigeria, Kenya in talks to launch Africa’s next shared satellite The Nigerian Communications Satellite (NIGCOMSAT) Ltd and the Kenyan Space Agency (KSA) have opened discussions on deepening collaboration in space technology, signaling a push toward… Nigeria, Kenya in talks to launch Africa’s next shared satellite
Nigeria wants an AI that speaks like its people, but can it deliver? In September 2024, the Nigerian government formed a quiet yet ambitious partnership with Awarri, a Lagos-based frontier technology startup, to develop the… Nigeria wants an AI that speaks like its people, but can it deliver?
African Countries Recorded Over 190 Internet Shutdowns Since 2016 For millions across Africa, logging on to the internet at any time isn’t always guaranteed. Internet shutdowns linked to political unrest, protests, and conflict are increasingly… African Countries Recorded Over 190 Internet Shutdowns Since 2016
How developers are using Apple’s local AI models with iOS 26 The company touted that with this framework, developers gain access to AI models without worrying about any inference cost. Plus, these local models have… How developers are using Apple’s local AI models with iOS 26
Meta is now mobilizing Super PACs to fight state AI laws Walk through the halls of any state capitol in the US today, and you’ll hear one topic echoing louder than most – how to… Meta is now mobilizing Super PACs to fight state AI laws
Losing a mobile number due to inactivity can be frustrating, especially when it’s linked to important services like banking, NIN, and WhatsApp. To avoid this, you can reserve your number in advance with your network… How to not lose your Nigerian mobile SIM number when you travel abroad
Why MTN Ghana’s profit surpassed MTN Nigeria’s in 2025 MTN Nigeria has long been the telco group’s unshakeable moneymaker. With over 80 million subscribers and Nigeria’s booming appetite for mobile data, fintech, and digital services,… Why MTN Ghana’s profit surpassed MTN Nigeria’s in 2025
Is the smartphone price tag locking Nigerians out of the internet? When you think about why millions of Nigerians aren’t online, the first guess is usually infrastructure. Maybe there aren’t enough towers. Maybe rural communities… Is the smartphone price tag locking Nigerians out of the internet?