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Technology · Premium Times ·
Why banning under-16s from social media may not be the answer — Adebayo Tijani
Adebayo Tijani examines arguments against a blanket ban on social media use by children under 16, indicating that the issue may require broader solutions than age-based restrictions alone. The piece focuses on policy, child safety, and the role of digital platforms and guardians.
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Technology · PM News ·
Nigerian firm launches Email platform for correcting messages after delivery
A Nigerian company has introduced an email platform designed to let users correct messages after they have already been delivered. The launch points to a technology-focused product aimed at addressing mistakes in sent emails and improving how digital communication is managed.
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Technology · Leadership News ·
Road Construction, Excavation Cause 5,000 Fibre Cuts in 6 Months– NCC
The Nigerian Communications Commission said road construction and excavation activities led to 5,000 fibre cuts within six months, highlighting persistent damage to telecom infrastructure. The development points to disruptions linked to construction works and their impact on network connectivity and service delivery.
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Technology · Daily Post ·
MTN takes Nigerians on nostalgic journey through 25 years of connection
MTN is highlighting its 25-year presence by taking Nigerians through a nostalgic look at how communication and connectivity have evolved over time, reflecting the company’s long-standing role in linking people, communities and everyday experiences.
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Technology · Nairametrics ·
Nigeria’s biggest cyber risk may be its small businesses—FoubsLabs Founder
FoubsLabs’ founder says Nigeria’s greatest cybersecurity threat may come from small businesses, pointing to concerns about how vulnerabilities in smaller firms could expose wider systems and increase digital risk across the economy.
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Technology · BusinessDay ·
PalmPay steps up youth investment to bridge Nigeria’s digital skills gap
PalmPay is increasing its investment in young people as part of efforts to help address Nigeria’s digital skills gap. The move points to a stronger focus on youth development, digital training and broader participation in the country’s growing technology-driven economy.
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Technology · Vanguard ·
NDPC probes UNILAG, Lotus Bank, other, over alleged data violations
The Nigeria Data Protection Commission is investigating the University of Lagos, Lotus Bank and other entities over alleged violations of data protection rules. The probe centres on concerns about how personal information may have been handled, as regulators review possible breaches and compliance issues.
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Technology · The Punch ·
NDPC probes UNILAG, Lotus Bank, Hackerbella over data breaches
The Nigeria Data Protection Commission is investigating the University of Lagos, Lotus Bank and Hackerbella over alleged data breaches, signalling regulatory scrutiny of how the organisations handled personal information and whether they complied with national data protection requirements.
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Technology · PM News ·
NDPC probes UNILAG, Lotus Bank, other, over alleged data violations
The Nigeria Data Protection Commission is investigating the University of Lagos, Lotus Bank and other organisations over alleged breaches of data protection rules. The probe suggests scrutiny of how personal information was handled, though the headline gives no further details on the specific claims or affected parties.
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Technology · Leadership News ·
NDPC Probes UNILAG, Lotus Bank Over Alleged Data Protection Violations
Nigeria’s data protection regulator, the NDPC, is investigating the University of Lagos and Lotus Bank over alleged breaches of data protection rules. The probe suggests concerns about how personal information may have been handled by the two institutions.
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Technology · BusinessDay ·
Over 5,000 fibre cuts threaten Nigeria’s digital economy in six months
Nigeria recorded more than 5,000 fibre cable cuts within six months, a development that poses risks to connectivity, telecom operations and the wider digital economy. The scale of the disruptions highlights ongoing pressure on critical communications infrastructure across the country.
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Technology · Premium Times ·
NCAA to introduce real-time luggage tracking at Nigerian airports
Nigeria’s aviation regulator, the NCAA, is set to introduce real-time luggage tracking at airports across the country, signalling a planned upgrade to baggage handling and passenger information systems within the aviation sector.
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Technology · Nairametrics ·
NCAA plans RFID baggage tracking across Nigerian airports
The Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority is planning to introduce RFID-based baggage tracking across airports in Nigeria, indicating a move to modernise luggage handling and monitoring within the aviation system. The plan points to wider use of tracking technology in airport operations and passenger baggage management.
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Technology · Daily Post ·
AI enables over half of cybercrime in Africa – Interpol
Interpol says artificial intelligence is now linked to more than half of cybercrime activities in Africa, pointing to a growing role for advanced technology in online fraud and other digital offences across the continent. The warning highlights rising cybersecurity concerns for African authorities and institutions.
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Technology · Nairametrics ·
NITDA signs MoUs with Fireflies AI, Goose FL to expand Nigeria’s digital footprint
NITDA has signed memoranda of understanding with Fireflies AI and Goose FL as part of efforts to expand Nigeria’s digital footprint. The move points to collaboration between the agency and the two firms in support of the country’s broader digital development agenda.
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Technology · The Punch ·
NCAA deploys RFID technology to curb baggage mishandling
The Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority has introduced RFID technology as part of efforts to reduce baggage mishandling in air travel. The move indicates a technology-based approach to improving luggage tracking and strengthening operational efficiency within the country’s aviation sector.
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Technology · Daily Post ·
NCC decries over 5,000 fibre cuts in six months, urges protection during road construction
The Nigerian Communications Commission has raised concern over more than 5,000 fibre cable cuts recorded within six months and is calling for better protection of telecom infrastructure during road construction to reduce service disruptions and damage to communication networks.
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Technology · Leadership News ·
The New Colonialism Is Digital
The headline points to a discussion of digital colonialism, describing how control over technology, data and online platforms can create power imbalances resembling older forms of colonial dominance. It signals a focus on the global influence of digital systems and those who own or control them.
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Technology · The Punch ·
Nigeria seeks local cloud capacity to cut data costs
Nigeria is pursuing stronger local cloud infrastructure as part of efforts to reduce data-related costs. The move points to a focus on expanding domestic digital capacity, limiting reliance on external hosting, and improving the economics of storing and managing data within the country.
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Technology · The Punch ·
Lagos urges HR executives to reshape workforce for AI era
Lagos has called on human resources executives to adapt workforce planning and talent management to the demands of artificial intelligence, signalling a push for organisations to prepare employees, roles and workplace systems for an evolving technology-driven economy.