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Technology · Vanguard ·
5 Android phones to consider as alternatives to the iPhone 18 Pro
Vanguard highlights five Android smartphones that consumers may consider instead of the iPhone 18 Pro. The article is framed as a comparison guide for readers assessing alternative devices, but the headline does not provide details about the listed models, their specifications, pricing, availability, or performance.
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Technology · Premium Times ·
Infinix spotlights the GT 50 Pro at PMNC Nigeria 2026 Fall Finals
Infinix highlighted its GT 50 Pro smartphone during the PMNC Nigeria 2026 Fall Finals, linking the device’s presentation to the Nigerian gaming competition. The headline indicates a technology-focused brand activation at the event, but provides no further details about the phone’s features, launch plans or tournament outcomes.
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Technology · Vanguard ·
‘We unleashed the beast’ – the world’s fears and hopes about AI
The report examines growing global concerns and expectations surrounding artificial intelligence, portraying the technology as a powerful force that may bring significant benefits while also creating serious risks. It considers how experts and the wider public are responding to AI’s rapid development and its potential consequences for society.
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Technology · Nigerian Tribune ·
Automate Customer Support: WhatsApp Chatbot Hacks for SMEs
The report outlines ways small and medium-sized enterprises can automate customer support using WhatsApp chatbots. It focuses on practical strategies or hacks for deploying these tools to manage customer interactions, potentially helping businesses streamline responses and support operations through the messaging platform.
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Technology · Leadership News ·
Trump Rejects Calls For Tighter AI Controls, Says US Must Stay Ahead Of China
Donald Trump has rejected calls for stricter regulation of artificial intelligence, arguing that the United States must prioritise maintaining its lead over China in the rapidly developing technology sector. The position highlights a policy preference for competitiveness and technological advancement over tighter controls on AI development.
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Technology · Channels TV ·
Microsoft Publishes AI Code Of Conduct
Microsoft has published an AI code of conduct outlining principles or guidelines for the responsible development and use of artificial intelligence. The move signals the company’s effort to set standards for AI practices, though the headline does not provide details on the document’s specific provisions, scope, or intended users.
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Technology · Vanguard ·
‘I am the hoax buster’ – Trump rejects AI danger warnings
Donald Trump has dismissed warnings about the dangers posed by artificial intelligence, presenting himself as someone who exposes or counters hoaxes. The remarks indicate his rejection of concerns raised about AI risks, though the headline provides no further details about the specific warnings or context.
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Technology · BusinessDay ·
AI is about to make cyberattacks faster, cheaper and almost impossible to stop
The report examines how artificial intelligence could significantly accelerate cyberattacks, reduce the cost of launching them and make defensive efforts more difficult. It highlights a growing cybersecurity challenge in which attackers may use AI to increase the scale, speed and sophistication of threats beyond current prevention and response capabilities.
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Technology · Channels TV ·
EU To Propose Curbing Social Media, Online Games For Under 15s
The European Union is set to propose measures aimed at restricting or curbing social media access and online gaming for children under 15. The planned initiative focuses on limiting young users’ exposure to these digital platforms, although the headline does not specify the proposed rules, enforcement methods or implementation timeline.
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Technology · Premium Times ·
Managing crisis communication in the digital age, By Bodex Hungbo
Bodex Hungbo examines how organisations and public figures can manage crisis communication in an increasingly digital environment. The piece focuses on the challenges of responding to rapidly spreading information, maintaining public trust, and coordinating clear communication during crises, while highlighting the importance of adapting communication strategies to digital platforms.
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Technology · Leadership News ·
OpenAI Boss Warns Of Two Ways AI Could Go Very Badly For Humans
OpenAI’s chief executive has warned that artificial intelligence could pose serious risks to humanity in two distinct ways. The headline does not specify the scenarios, but indicates that the concerns involve potential harmful consequences arising from the development or use of advanced AI systems.
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Technology · Nairametrics ·
Ex-Google DeepMind researcher warns AI could “kill us all”, says humans running out of time
A former Google DeepMind researcher has warned that rapidly advancing artificial intelligence could pose an existential threat to humanity, saying people may have limited time to address the risks. The remarks highlight continuing concerns among technology experts about AI safety, control and the potential consequences of increasingly capable systems.
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Technology · Leadership News ·
Stakeholders Decry Vandalism Of Telecoms Infrastructure
Stakeholders have expressed concern over the vandalism of telecommunications infrastructure, highlighting an issue affecting the sector’s physical assets and operations. The report focuses on reactions from relevant parties and the broader implications of damage to telecom facilities, without providing further details on the incidents, locations or perpetrators.
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Technology · Leadership News ·
NCC Raises Fresh Alarm Over Call Masking, Illegal Telecom Traffic
The Nigerian Communications Commission has issued a fresh warning about call masking and illegal telecommunications traffic. The alert indicates continued concern over unauthorised or irregular practices affecting voice communication networks, though the headline does not specify the measures being taken, the parties involved or the scale of the reported activity.
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Technology · BusinessDay ·
FG spends N10.5bn to build 32,000 digital talent pipeline
The Federal Government has spent N10.5 billion on a programme to develop a digital talent pipeline involving 32,000 people. The initiative is focused on expanding digital skills and building a larger pool of technology-capable workers, although the headline does not provide further details about the programme’s implementation or outcomes.
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Technology · Leadership News ·
EU To Propose Law Restricting Social Media Access For Children
The European Union is expected to propose legislation aimed at restricting children’s access to social media platforms. The proposed law would establish limits on minors’ use of social media, although the headline does not specify the age thresholds, platforms affected, enforcement measures or timeline for introducing the legislation.
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Technology · The Punch ·
FG targets 200 new telecom sites before December
The Federal Government plans to establish 200 additional telecommunications sites before December. The target indicates an effort to expand or improve telecom infrastructure within the stated timeframe, although the headline does not specify the locations, funding arrangements, agencies involved or the expected impact on network coverage and service quality.
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Technology · The Punch ·
Minister reiterates FG’s push for nationwide fibre expansion
The Minister has reaffirmed the Federal Government’s commitment to expanding fibre-optic infrastructure nationwide. The initiative is intended to improve broadband availability and strengthen digital connectivity across Nigeria, with the minister restating the government’s focus on advancing the project throughout the country.
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Technology · The Punch ·
NCC pushes digital inclusion for persons with disabilities
The Nigerian Communications Commission is promoting digital inclusion for persons with disabilities, indicating efforts to improve their access to communication technologies and digital services. The initiative highlights the regulator’s focus on ensuring that people with disabilities are not excluded from Nigeria’s expanding digital landscape.
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Technology · The Punch ·
Hausa content has huge social media potential –Digital creator
A digital creator says Hausa-language content has significant potential on social media. The comment highlights the opportunity to reach and engage Hausa-speaking audiences through online platforms, though the headline does not provide details about specific strategies, platforms, or commercial outcomes.