Defence Minister Bello Matawalle has addressed the clash between Minister Nyesom Wike and an officer in Abuja, revealing whether disciplinary action will be taken.
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.
Telecos in Nigeria have lamented the burden of remitting a substantial number of taxes and levies to both governmental bodies and various non-state entities.
Meta CEO, Mark Zuckerberg has announcement a new feature on WhatsApp, stating that users can now switch between two separate accounts in one phone.
Twitter won fame in the Arab uprisings nearly a decade ago as a pivotal source for real-time crisis information, but that reputation has withered after the platform's transformation into a magnet for hate speech and disinformation under Elon Musk.
New York's attorney general on Thursday filed a lawsuit accusing cryptocurrency firms Gemini and Genesis with fraud that wound up costing investors more than a billion dollars.
itel, a leading mobile phone brand known for its innovative yet affordable devices, has set the stage ablaze with its latest release, the itel A70.
Nigerian fintech, Kippa has stated that it will lay off an unspecified number of its employees as of December after the scheduled suspension of its payment solution
Artificial intelligence models lack transparency, according to a study published Wednesday that aims to guide policymakers in regulating the rapidly-growing technology. The EU is leading the charge on regulating AI, and aims to green light what would be the world's first law covering the technology by the end of the year.
The EU's milestone legislation, known as the Digital Services Act, demands digital giants crack down on illegal and problematic content. These large platforms must assess the risks linked to their services with regards to the spread of illegal content and privacy infringements.
The EU announced probes Thursday into Facebook owner Meta and TikTok, seeking more details on the measures they have taken to stop the spread of "illegal content and disinformation" after the Hamas attack on Israel. - Growing EU fears - Breton, EU internal market commissioner, told the executives to crack down on illegal content following Hamas' attack.
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