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Moniepoint responds to accusations of using GTBank infrastructure, network for transactions
Moniepoint has debunked social media claims that it depends on GTBank infrastructure and network for operations, saying that its engineers built it separately
Tanker drivers begin nationwide protest, threaten to withdraw from NUPENG
The Petroleum Tanker Drivers division of NUPENG has recently issued a warning, indicating their intention to disassociate from the association...
Bolt shortlists 20 Nigerian drivers to receive N1.8m in seed funding in its Accelerator initiative
Bolt, the ride-hail app, has shortlisted 20 Nigerian drivers on its platform to participate in its Accelerator initiative and provide them with N1.8 m seed funding.
"No more 60k/bag": Price of rice to crash as report links Nigeria, other countries as top importers
A report by the Economic Research Service of the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) said Nigeria will experience a surge in rice production in 2024.
Nigerian firm pivots to AI-powered cybersecurity solutions
A Nigerian cybersecurity outfit has highlighted the importance of cybersecurity on Nigeria's critical infrastructure amid several malicious intrusions.
“50k per Second”: MTN, Airtel, Other telcos hint at tariff increase amid huge debt by banks
Telecommunication companies in Nigeria may increase tariffs on calls, data, and SMS to keep up with the prevailing realities and the burgeoning debt by banks.
After raising DStv, GOtv subscription prices, Multichoice loses $72m on naira devaluation
A few weeks after it increased the subscription prices in Nigeria, Multichoice reported a $72 million revenue loss and blamed it on the naira devaluation.
Airtel Africa set to pay dividends to shareholders, pegs exchange rate at N885 per dollar
Airtel Africa shareholders are set to receive interim dividends in dollars, pounds, or naira, based on their preference as company sets exchange rate at N885/$.
“N4 per SMS”: MTN, Airtel, others to suffer $3bn messaging revenue loss to WhatsApp
A new report has said that telecommunication companies in Nigeria and around the world will suffer about $3 billion in messaging revenue loss to other platforms
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