INEC has finally declared Charles Soludo, the candidate of APGA, as the winner of the November 8 governorship election in Anambra. The results have surfaced.
Digital-lending startup Lidya, founded by former Jumia executives, has shut down operations in Nigeria after nearly a decade, citing severe financial distress.
The United States, Britain and Australia unveiled sanctions Tuesday against the leader of the Russian ransomware outfit LockBit, which they accuse of extorting billions of dollars from thousands of victims.
Kalu Aja weighs in on the push by telecom operators in Nigeria, represented by ALTON and ATCON for cost-reflective tariffs given current economic realities.
FXGT.com is a platform giving Nigerians the opportunity to explore international financial market with tools and resources to help traders maximize their profits.
US singer Katy Perry said even her own mother was fooled by AI-generated fake images she posted Tuesday of herself pretending to attend the Met Gala in New York. The image even fooled Perry's mother.
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has said it plans to roll out new rules to regulate the crypto industry in Nigeria and delist naira from P2P platforms.
A senior British lawmaker said on Tuesday China was probably behind a massive cyberattack on the names and banking details of UK armed forces personnel, prompting a furious denial by Beijing.
Nintendo said Tuesday it will make an announcement about a highly anticipated new console by the end of March 2025 as sales decline of the hugely popular Switch, which is now in its eighth year. "We will make an announcement about the successor to Nintendo Switch within this fiscal year," said a post on social media platform X that was attributed to company president Shuntaro Furukawa.
Amazon said Tuesday it would invest US$9 billion in Singapore over the next four years to expand its cloud computing capabilities in the city. Microsoft pledged US$2.2 billion in artificial intelligence and cloud computing investment in Malaysia on Thursday.
Sony backtracked Monday after players of its popular cooperative third-person shooter game "Helldivers 2" pushed back against a requirement to link with its PlayStation Network platform. Steam is a popular platform for playing video games on PCs, tablets and phones, while PlayStation Network is a similar platform for PlayStation users.
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