Kaspersky: 50% of healthcare providers in Nigeria runs up to date software
According to Kaspersky’s new Healthcare report 2021, 50% of healthcare organisations in Nigeria have confirmed that all medical equipment they utilise runs up ...
Chevron Nigeria: A model for other multinationals promoting local IT companies
By Eniola Otun Ade-Bisiriyu Since I departed Nigeria over 17 years ago for further studies and subsequently ...
Africa’s Digital Economy welcomes Web3
By Eric Osiakwan The global pandemic has had the unintended consequence of speeding up Africa’s digital economy[1]. ...
NDPR: NITDA publishes list of compliant organisations for 2020-2021
The National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA) has published the Nigeria Data Protection Regulation (NDPR) Audit filing ...
NITDA partners Japan to launch launch iHatch incubation programme
The National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA), through its subsidiary, the National Centre for Artificial Intelligence and ...
By law, digital non-resident companies now to pay 6% tax in Nigeria
Beginning this quarter of 2022, the Nigerian government plans to charge 6% tax on turnover on e-commerce businesses provided by non-resident companies in ...
Hyundai Mobis demonstrates future vehicle concepts at CES®
CES is known to offer a glimpse of future vehicle technology and mobility solutions. 2022 continued this ...
New malicious files discovered daily grow by 5.7% to 380,000 in 2021
Kaspersky’s detection systems discovered 380,000 malicious files per day, indicating a 5.7% increase compared to 2020. This ...
Game-changing app tracks essential family planning supplies in Kenya
E-POD app, keeps track of supplies to primary health facilities through the simple touch of a button ...
Ready. Set. Tweet. Twitter meets conditions to restart Nigeria’s operations Â
Twitter has finalized plans to open office in Nigeria for its operations and register locally as part ...
