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Technology · Premium Times ·
Casino pages found on INEC website raise concerns over access to election body’s digital infrastructure
Casino-related pages appearing on the Independent National Electoral Commission’s website have raised concerns about possible access to, or misuse of, the election management body’s digital infrastructure. The development has prompted questions about the security and integrity of INEC’s online systems, although the headline does not establish how the pages appeared or who was responsible.
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Technology · The Punch ·
FG inaugurates inter-ministerial panel to rank MDAs’ websites
The Federal Government has inaugurated an inter-ministerial panel tasked with assessing and ranking the websites of ministries, departments and agencies. The initiative is expected to compare the agencies’ online platforms, although the headline does not specify the evaluation criteria, participating institutions or timeline for releasing the rankings.
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Technology · Daily Post ·
OAU Don urges global rules for AI in arbitration
A lecturer from Obafemi Awolowo University has called for the development of global rules governing the use of artificial intelligence in arbitration. The appeal highlights the need for internationally recognised standards to guide AI’s role in arbitration processes and address emerging regulatory concerns.
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Technology · BusinessDay ·
Nigeria’s fiber market takes off as FTTx subscribers rise 80,000 in three months
Nigeria’s fibre broadband market is expanding, with FTTx subscribers increasing by 80,000 over a three-month period. The growth indicates rising adoption of fibre-based internet connections, although the headline does not provide details on the total subscriber base, the period covered, or the factors driving the increase.
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Technology · BusinessDay ·
MTN, Dubai tycoon strike deal to build $6bn AI data centre network across Africa
MTN has reached an agreement with a Dubai-based tycoon to develop an artificial intelligence data centre network across Africa, with an estimated investment of $6 billion. The partnership is expected to expand the continent’s digital infrastructure and support growing demand for AI-related computing capacity.
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Technology · Leadership News ·
AI Boom: Google Tightens Android App Memory Rules
Google is tightening memory requirements for Android applications as artificial intelligence features increase demand for device resources. The policy change is expected to affect app developers and manufacturers, who may need to optimise software performance and ensure devices meet updated standards for running increasingly resource-intensive applications.
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Technology · ThisDay ·
NCC Pushes for Digital Inclusivity to Grow $1trn Economy
The Nigerian Communications Commission is advocating broader digital inclusion as part of efforts to support Nigeria’s ambition of building a $1 trillion economy. The push appears focused on expanding access to digital tools and connectivity, enabling more people and businesses to participate in economic activity and benefit from technology-driven growth.
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Technology · The Punch ·
Cyberattack exposes data of 8.7m customers at three UK airports
A cyberattack has exposed the personal data of 8.7 million customers linked to three airports in the United Kingdom. The incident raises concerns about the security of passenger information and highlights the potential reach of cyber threats affecting major transport infrastructure and their users.
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Technology · ThisDay ·
Katsina Rolls Out Fibre Optic Services to Consumers
Katsina has begun providing fibre-optic internet services to consumers, marking the rollout of high-speed broadband connectivity in the state. The initiative is expected to give residents and businesses access to improved digital communication and online services, although the headline does not specify the areas covered, providers involved or implementation timeline.
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Technology · Nairametrics ·
Lagos electricity regulator targets ATC&C losses below 10% with AI monitoring — LASERC CEO
The Lagos electricity regulator plans to use artificial intelligence monitoring to reduce aggregate technical, commercial and collection losses in the state’s power sector to below 10%, according to the chief executive officer of the Lagos State Electricity Regulatory Commission.
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Technology · Vanguard ·
DHQ debunks AI-generated video targeting Chief of Defence Staff
Nigeria’s Defence Headquarters has rejected an artificial intelligence-generated video apparently directed at the Chief of Defence Staff. The statement indicates that the video is not authentic, addressing concerns over misleading content involving the senior military official.
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Technology · PM News ·
AI Fake: DHQ denies viral video of Defence Chief
Nigeria’s Defence Headquarters has denied the authenticity of a viral video allegedly featuring the Defence Chief, identifying it as an artificial intelligence-generated fake. The denial addresses concerns over misleading digital content circulating online and clarifies that the video should not be treated as a genuine recording.
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Technology · BusinessDay ·
AI companies face calls to share revenue as publishers lose traffic
Artificial intelligence companies are facing demands to share revenue with publishers as the use of AI tools contributes to declining traffic reaching news websites. The debate centres on how publishers can be compensated for content and audience losses linked to changing patterns of online information access.
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Technology · ThisDay ·
LEADERSHIP News Editor Authors Book on Digital Transformation of Nigeria’s Newspaper Industry
A News Editor at LEADERSHIP has authored a book examining the digital transformation of Nigeria’s newspaper industry. The publication focuses on how technological change is shaping the sector, although the headline does not provide details about the book’s title, content, or launch.
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Technology · Premium Times ·
Talstack expands people management platform with new Time Off module
Talstack has expanded its people management platform by introducing a new Time Off module. The addition broadens the platform’s capabilities for managing employee leave and time-off processes, although the headline does not provide further details about its features, availability or intended users.
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Technology · The Punch ·
Talstack Introduces Time Off as It Builds Broader People Management System
Talstack has introduced a time-off feature as part of efforts to expand its people management system. The development indicates that the platform is broadening its workplace management tools, with time-off administration becoming one of the functions available within its growing offering.
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Technology · Channels TV ·
What Could Change For US Teens On Instagram And Facebook
The report examines potential changes affecting teenagers in the United States who use Instagram and Facebook. It focuses on how the platforms’ rules, features or access could be altered for young users, although the headline does not specify the measures involved or whether they would result from regulation, company policy or another development.
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Technology · Leadership News ·
Meta Agrees To $17.1bn Settlement, Sets App Limits For Teen Users
Meta has agreed to a $17.1 billion settlement and introduced limits on how long teenage users can access its platforms. The headline indicates the measures combine a major financial resolution with new controls intended to regulate teen usage, but it does not specify the dispute behind the settlement or the precise limits imposed.
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Technology · Premium Times ·
Journalist Sunday Isuwa to launch book on digital transformation of Nigerian newspapers
Journalist Sunday Isuwa is set to launch a book examining the digital transformation of Nigerian newspapers. The publication will focus on how newspaper operations and journalism have evolved amid technological change, highlighting developments shaping the country’s print and digital media landscape.
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Technology · Vanguard ·
MEXC Launches RealStocks API with 0 Commissions for Quantitative Traders
MEXC has introduced a RealStocks application programming interface aimed at quantitative traders, offering commission-free access under the new service. The launch is positioned to support automated or data-driven trading activity, although the headline does not provide further details about availability, eligible assets, or specific API features.