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Two former University of Lagos students transformed a struggling campus super-app into UniBeta, an AI-driven exam preparation platform tailored to Nigerian university syllabuses.
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Nigeria and the United States have agreed on a new health Memorandum of Understanding focusing on transitioning from external…
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Experts highlight the need for stronger cooperation among Nigerian government, private sector, civil society, and technical experts to develop…
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Onafriq, a fintech company, announced it will wind down Baxi’s agent banking business in Nigeria, citing naira depreciation, rising…
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Nigeria’s National Identity Management Commission (NIMC) maintains its national identity database within the country, managed by its own employees,…
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Nigeria's headline inflation slowed to 14.63% in September 2026, marking the lowest rate since the inflation measurement methodology changed…
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The Nigerian Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has cautioned investors against engaging with WayvePay, an online investment platform not…
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Nigeria has launched a portfolio of 65 projects requiring $78.5 billion in capital, aiming to attract investments that will…
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Nigeria consumed nearly 12 million terabytes of internet data in the first eight months of 2026, reaching about 90%…
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Nigeria's headline inflation slowed to 14.63% in September 2026, marking the lowest rate since the inflation measurement methodology changed in 2025. This slowdown comes amid rising global energy prices and…
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The Nigerian Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has cautioned investors against engaging with WayvePay, an online investment platform not registered to operate within the Nigerian capital market.
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