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As remote and hybrid work become permanent features of the modern workplace, cybersecurity experts have warned that unmanaged smartphones and tablets are emerging as one of the biggest security vulnerabilities facing organisations, ...

A survey has discovered that 32% of Nigerian organisations will continue with remote working in the wake of the pandemic despite growing cyber threats. The surveys carried out in 2021 by KnowBe4, ...

Nigeria’s Nigeria Computer Emergency Response Team (ngCERT) has issued a cybersecurity advisory warning Android users and organisations about a critical zero-click vulnerability capable of allowing attackers to remotely compromise affected devices without ...

Airtel Nigeria says it is expanding its SmartCash mobile money service across the country through a network of 500,000 agents, while offering 99.9% uptime and 10% cashback on airtime and bill payments, ...

The National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA) is partnering with Doballi, a Dubai-based AI-powered recruitment platform, in a new initiative that is creating global remote job opportunities for Nigerian tech professionals. The ...

UnoTelos, a telecommunications company in Nigeria, has announced a strategic partnership with Niral Networks, an Indian provider of private 5G and Edge computing solutions.

The Plateau State Government has unfolded plans for its citizens to develop digital skills to unlock new career opportunities and drive innovation under a programme to build a digital workforce.

Fejiro Awowede writes that Nigeria, with its young and tech-savvy population, is at the forefront of the changing future of work as the world experiences the fourth Industrial Revolution.

Explaining the idea of working anywhere, Emmanuel Asika, HP Nigeria Country Head, says a workspace can literally exist anywhere.

Tony Ojobo breaks down how disruptive innovations brought by technology are shaping the future of work.