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Technology · Nairametrics ·FG has invested over N3.8 trillion in IT infrastructure since 2023 — NITDA DG
The Federal Government has invested more than N3.8 trillion in information technology infrastructure since 2023, according to the Director-General of the National Information Technology Development Agency. The disclosure highlights the scale of public-sector spending on technology infrastructure during the period.
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Technology · ThisDay ·
AI Enables Nigerians to Build Global Businesses Without Relocating, Says Data Analyst
A data analyst says artificial intelligence is enabling Nigerians to create and operate businesses serving international markets without moving abroad. The observation highlights AI’s potential to reduce location-related barriers for entrepreneurs and support participation in the global economy while remaining based in Nigeria.
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Technology · Daily Trust ·
Police Arrest Five Suspected Telecom Vandals in Lagos
Police in Lagos have arrested five individuals suspected of vandalising telecommunications infrastructure. The arrests indicate an ongoing law enforcement effort to curb damage or theft involving telecom facilities, which can disrupt communications services. Further details about the suspects, the affected infrastructure and possible charges were not provided in the headline.
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Technology · Leadership News ·
FG, NITDA Target Strengthening Innovation Hub To Unlock Digital Economy
The Federal Government and the National Information Technology Development Agency are focusing on strengthening an innovation hub as part of efforts to support Nigeria’s digital economy. The initiative is expected to improve the environment for technology-driven ideas, entrepreneurship and digital development, although the headline provides no further details on its scope or implementation.
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Technology · Nairametrics ·
Nigeria is building more data centres, but power and water could decide who survives
Nigeria’s data-centre industry is expanding, but operators’ long-term success may depend on reliable access to electricity and water. The headline indicates that infrastructure constraints, particularly power supply and water availability, could determine which facilities remain viable as competition and investment in the sector increase.
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Technology · Vanguard ·FEC approves two new NIGCOMSAT satellites to expand broadband coverage
The Federal Executive Council has approved the development of two new satellites for the Nigerian Communications Satellite Limited, known as NIGCOMSAT. The project is intended to strengthen Nigeria’s broadband infrastructure and extend internet coverage, although the headline does not provide details on the satellites’ cost, launch schedule, or expected completion date.
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Technology · BusinessDay ·Nigeria advances satellite expansion as FEC approves NIGCOMSAT-2A, 2B
Nigeria’s Federal Executive Council has approved the development of NIGCOMSAT-2A and NIGCOMSAT-2B, advancing the country’s plans to expand its satellite infrastructure. The decision signals further investment in national space and communications capabilities, although the headline does not provide details on the satellites’ costs, timelines, or intended services.
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Technology · Nairametrics ·
FG moves to reshape Nigeria’s 339 innovation hubs with new framework
The Federal Government is introducing a new framework to reorganise or guide the development of Nigeria’s 339 innovation hubs. The move is intended to establish a more structured approach to the hubs, which support technology, entrepreneurship and innovation activities across the country.
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Technology · Daily Trust ·
From auditing around the computer to governing AI
The report examines the shift from traditional auditing practices conducted around computer systems to the broader challenge of governing artificial intelligence. It highlights how the changing technological environment may require auditors and related professionals to adapt their methods, responsibilities and oversight approaches.
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Technology · Nigerian Tribune ·Why Africa missed out on the first, second and third industrial revolutions —Inuwa, NITDA DG
NITDA Director-General Inuwa said Africa was left behind during the first, second and third industrial revolutions. The remarks highlight the continent’s historical failure to benefit fully from major waves of industrial and technological transformation, without providing further details in the headline.
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Technology · BusinessDay ·Beyond Virality: The step-by-step guide to engineering digital attention
BusinessDay presents a practical, step-by-step framework for deliberately building and sustaining digital attention beyond a single viral moment. The piece focuses on how creators, brands, or organisations can engineer audience engagement through structured strategies, rather than relying solely on unpredictable virality.
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Technology · Nigerian Tribune ·My mission is to make AI something people can trust, control —Teslim Bello, product designer, AI specialist
Teslim Bello, a product designer and artificial intelligence specialist, says his professional mission is to develop AI systems that people can trust and maintain control over. The headline highlights his focus on responsible, user-centred AI design and the importance of confidence and oversight as the technology becomes more widely used.
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Technology · ThisDay ·
Secure Infrastructure, Precursor to Closing Digital Divide, Says Expert
An expert says developing secure digital infrastructure is a necessary step toward reducing Nigeria’s digital divide. The position links improved cybersecurity and reliable infrastructure with broader access to digital services, although the headline does not provide further details about the specific measures or sectors involved.
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Technology · The Punch ·Tech expert unveils voice-first AI platform
A technology expert has introduced a voice-first artificial intelligence platform, signalling a focus on enabling users to interact with AI primarily through spoken commands or conversations. The headline does not provide further details about the platform’s features, intended users, launch timing or potential applications.
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Technology · The Punch ·
TikTok to pay $400m settlement in US children’s privacy case
TikTok has agreed to pay a $400 million settlement in the United States over a case concerning children’s privacy. The settlement relates to allegations or legal claims involving the platform’s handling of children’s data, although the headline does not provide further details about the case or the terms.
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Technology · Leadership News ·
AI Takes Over Texting As ChatGPT Gains Apple Messages Access
ChatGPT has gained access to Apple Messages, enabling the artificial intelligence tool to handle or assist with text messaging on Apple devices. The development signals a deeper integration of AI into everyday communication, as automated systems take on tasks traditionally performed directly by users.
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Technology · Leadership News ·
Google Removes Cost Barrier As Nigerian Students Get 1 Year Free Gemini AI Access
Google has removed the cost barrier for Nigerian students by offering them one year of free access to its Gemini artificial intelligence service. The initiative is intended to give eligible students access to the company’s AI tools without subscription fees during the promotional period.
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Technology · BusinessDay ·Africa must build trust to close AI gap, Microsoft says
Microsoft says African countries need to build greater trust in artificial intelligence to help close the continent’s AI gap. The company’s position highlights trust as an important factor in expanding AI adoption and development across Africa, though the headline does not provide further details on the specific measures proposed.
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Technology · Leadership News ·
Nigeria Moves To Take Control Of Data, AI Infrastructure With Sovereign Cloud
Nigeria is pursuing a sovereign cloud initiative aimed at strengthening national control over data and artificial intelligence infrastructure. The move suggests efforts to manage critical digital resources within the country, potentially supporting data security, technology development and greater government oversight of systems used for AI and cloud services.
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Technology · Nigerian Tribune ·INEC unveils Artificial Intelligence Unit to improve results transmission
Nigeria’s Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has unveiled an Artificial Intelligence Unit aimed at improving the transmission of election results. The initiative signals the commission’s intention to apply AI-related capabilities to strengthen how results are sent and managed, although the headline does not provide further details about the unit’s structure, functions or implementation.
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