The federal government scrapped the policy on indigenous language instruction and declared English the medium of instruction across all education levels.
Haayaa 2.0 is an e-commerce platform which provides easy-to-use tools that help small businesses sell online, manage operations, and grow efficiently.
Six weeks after the eruption of the war in Gaza with the attack by Hamas on Israel, social media platforms are still caught in the maelstrom, struggling to control content and withstand user fury.
OpenAI, the company that created ChatGPT a year ago, said Friday it had dismissed CEO Sam Altman as it no longer had confidence in his ability to lead the Microsoft-backed firm. "The board no longer has confidence in his ability to continue leading OpenAI," it added.
Telecommunication companies in Nigeria may increase tariffs on calls, data, and SMS to keep up with the prevailing realities and the burgeoning debt by banks.
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US restrictions on advanced computer chips are forcing China's tech giants to rethink their ambitious AI-powered projects, analysts say. It followed gaming giant Tencent's acknowledgement this week that its ability to sell advanced cloud services has been hit by the restrictions, which were introduced by Washington last year to prevent China's access to cutting-edge chips.
Telecommunications operators in the country have insisted that Nigerian banks pay the debt they owe for unstructured supplementary service data (USSD) service.
Shares in Chinese e-commerce titan Alibaba tanked more than seven percent at the Hong Kong open Friday after the firm's surprise decision to call off part of its high-profile restructuring because of the US-China chip war. The firm's stock dived 7.13 percent soon after the starting bell in Hong Kong, tracking a collapse in its New York-listed shares.
IBM on Thursday said it has stopped advertising on X due to a report its ads were shown next to pro-Nazi posts at the platform formerly known as Twitter.
E-commerce giant Amazon said Thursday it would start selling new automobiles on its platform in the United States next year. Amazon made the announcement at the Los Angeles Auto Show in conjunction with Hyundai, the South Korean auto giant that will be the first brand sold on the site.
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