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May 11, 2026

NCC Ready To Sanction Telcos Over Poor Service — Tijani

Minister of Communications, Innovation and Digital Economy, , has warned telecommunications operators to improve the quality of their services or face regulatory sanctions from the Nigerian Communications Commission, NCC. Tijani, in a statement issued on Sunday, said telecom operators now

Technology

March 10, 2026

FG Weighs Age Limit For Social Media Use In Nigeria

The Federal Government has commenced consultations on the possibility of introducing age restrictions for social media usage in Nigeria as part of efforts to strengthen online safety for children. The Ministry of Communications, Innovation and Digital Economy disclosed that it

Business Technology

February 10, 2026

Nigeria, Equatorial Guinea Seal Pact on Subsea Fibre-Optic Cable to Boost Broadband,

Nigeria and Equatorial Guinea have signed a bilateral agreement to deploy subsea fibre-optic infrastructure aimed at strengthening broadband capacity, digital communications and regional cybersecurity cooperation. The development was disclosed on Monday by Olusegun Dada, Special Assistant to the

Technology

December 6, 2025

NIS Rolls Out 24-Hour Digital Platforms To Curb Passport Racketeering

The Comptroller-General of the Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS), Kemi Nandap, has said the Service’s round-the-clock digital channels will put an end to the activities of touts and middlemen in passport processing nationwide. Nandap, who spoke on Friday at an

Technology

November 22, 2025

Ex-Reps Member Urges U.S. to Deploy Advanced Tech Against Terrorists

A former member of the House of Representatives, Hon. Zakari Mohammed, has appealed to the United States to deploy advanced technological capabilities to locate and neutralise terrorist cells operating within Nigeria’s forests. Mohammed made the call on Friday while

Technology

November 21, 2025

Interior Ministry Moves Fully Digital, Bans Physical Letters From December 1

The Federal Ministry of Interior has announced that, effective December 1, 2025, it will no longer accept physical letters, handwritten applications, or any form of manual correspondence. The move is part of the Federal Government’s push toward digital transformation

NCC Ready To Sanction Telcos Over Poor Service — Tijani

FG Weighs Age Limit For Social Media Use In Nigeria

Nigeria, Equatorial Guinea Seal Pact on Subsea Fibre-Optic Cable to Boost Broadband,

NIS Rolls Out 24-Hour Digital Platforms To Curb Passport Racketeering

Ex-Reps Member Urges U.S. to Deploy Advanced Tech Against Terrorists

Interior Ministry Moves Fully Digital, Bans Physical Letters From December 1

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