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A new survey by Afrobarometer has found that although Nigerians are part of a rapidly growing population of Africans who access the internet frequently, awareness and consistent use of digital safety tools ...

Nigeria’s telecommunications sector recorded a strong surge in internet usage at the close of 2025 as Nigerians consumed 13,249,628.17 terabytes of data, with December accounting for 1,386,238.23 terabytes, according to new official ...

Airtel Africa says it has achieved a historic breakthrough in railways connectivity, becoming the first telecoms operator in Sub-Saharan Africa to successfully test satellite-powered internet on a moving train — a milestone ...

Ola Olukoyede, Executive Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), has warned that internet fraud (known locally as "Yahoo-Yahoo" ) and other financial crimes are not only wrecking the future ...

Despite billions of people living within reach of mobile internet services, more than 3 billion individuals remain offline, a new GSMA report warns.  The global mobile industry body is calling for renewed ...

The Internet Exchange Point of Nigeria (IXPN) has announced the onboarding of FreePass Africa as its latest member, in a move expected to strengthen local internet performance and digital service delivery across ...

Nigeria is witnessing a significant surge in internet consumption, rising by 30.74% year-on-year to reach an all-time peak of 1,044,073.08 terabytes by mid-2025, according to new H1 2025 telecoms market data released ...

Professor Suwaiba Sa’id Ahmad, Minister of State for Education, has raised concern over the lack of internet connectivity in Unity Colleges during an unscheduled inspection of two Federal Government-owned schools in northern ...

The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) says it has secured new convictions in its ongoing crackdown on cybercrime, with the sentencing of nine individuals by the Federal High Court in Calabar, ...

Leading global and African digital policy experts are calling on Nigerian lawmakers to overhaul the Nigerian Communications Act (NCA) 2003, branding the 22-year-old legislation outdated in today’s fast-evolving digital economy.