Pascal Oparada

Education: Mass Communications, Yaba College of Technology, Google News Initiative (GNI) News Lab: Advanced digital reporting 2024

Experience: Brands and Marketing Reporter, Daily Independent (2008-2014), Brands and Tech Reporter, TheNiche (2014-2019), Brands and Marketing Editor, The Nigerian Xpress (2019-2021), Nigerian Union of Journalists (NUJ)

Awards: PwC Media Excellence Award (2018)

For over a decade, Pascal Oparada has reported on tech, energy, stocks, investment, and the economy. He has worked in many media organizations such as Daily Independent, TheNiche newspaper, and the Nigerian Xpress. He is a 2018 PwC Media Excellence Award winner. Email:pascal.oparada@corp.legit.ng

6489 articles published since 29 Nov 2021

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Lagos is best for online shopping in Africa, new report says

Technology

3 years ago

Nigeria named among 15 African countries earning highest forex through exports

Economy

3 years ago

Governors okay the sack of 12,000 FG workers to save N450 million

Economy

3 years ago

Elon Musk’s Starlink hacked as researcher warns of its vulnerability

Technology

3 years ago

Nigerian man invents Electric motorcycles in Uganda, gets Presidential applause

Industry

3 years ago

Seplat says it is not aware of deal cancellation as Buhari backtracks

Energy

3 years ago

Dangote’s net worth suffers setback as Cement Company loses N409 billion

Capital Market

3 years ago

The share price of Dangote Cement went tumbling with a massive N409 billion shaved off its shares on Tuesday dragging down the net worth of the billionaire.

Why major oil companies are leaving Nigeria as Seplat acquires 100 per cent of Mobil

Energy

3 years ago

A lot of oil companies have left the shores of Nigeria and many more are gearing up to leave in coming years. They cite environmental and security challenges.

Peter Obi knocks federal government over debt servicing, says borrowing to consume must stop

Economy

3 years ago

Peter Obi, the presidential candidate of the Labour Party has warned the Nigerian government to stop its excessive borrowings for consumption and said it end.

How software will handle the future of data explosion, experts point way forward

Energy

3 years ago

An important principle in the development of IT over the decades has been Moore’s Law. It predicted that transistor density in processors would double soon

Mohammed Iyamu: How Autochek is democratising vehicle financing and ownership in Africa

Industry

3 years ago

The automotive industry in Africa is replete with innovative firms like Autochek which uses to technology and data to make vehicle financing and ownership easy.

Nigeria named one of the best countries for online business in Africa

Economy

3 years ago

About 10 African countries have been named as best places to start online business. Countries like Mauritius, South Africa, Tunisia and Algeria, among others.

Lawyer appeals to bank CEOs, Nigerian billionaires to pay off ASUU

Money

3 years ago

A Nigerian lawyer has appealed to billionaires in Nigeria to rise to occasion and offset the demands of the Academic Staff Union of Universities in Nigeria.

Experts suggest smarter ways to fight back against cyber threats, as CBN commends technology

Technology

3 years ago

Banks in Nigeria have lost huge sums to cybercriminals, especially since the Central Bank started its cashless policy in 2014, resulting in the loss of billions

WhatsApp will fine or stop you from using platform if you send banned messages

Technology

3 years ago

People who send certain kind of messages on WhatsApp could find themselves in trouble, according to a new rule from the platform which says users could be fined

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