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Fidelity Bank says it banks on startups developing solutions that adress lifestyle and consumer behaviours because they offer future growth potentials. Mr Gbolahan Joushua, Chief Operations and Information Officer, Fidelity Bank, who ...

First Bank of Nigeria Limited,  Nigeria’s premier and leading financial services provider, says it will host a cyber security event this Friday in Lagos. First Bank announced that the fourth edition of ...

Mr Ugochukwu Obi, Partner-in-charge of ICT Law at Perchstone and Graeys LP, a leading Commercial Law Firm in Lagos that partnerted IT Consultancy, Knowledge Resources, to organise the Technology As A Catalyst: ...

Two Nigerian startups, CredPal and Zowasel, have emerged winners in a programme by Visa, the digital payments giant, targeting startups to develop the next big thing in payments. CredPal and Zowasel became ...

Isa Ali Ibrahim Pantami, Director General of the National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA) says events have proved that the administration of President Muhammadu Buhari is resetting Nigeria's economy from dependence on ...

Nigeria is developing a business whitelist programme to boost confidence in local business operating on the borderless Internet marketplace, the nation’s Internet domain name manager says. Sunday Folayan, President of the multistakeholder ...

In this Technology Times Outlook 2017 keynote, Helen Anatogu, CEO of iDEA Hub says that Nigeria is one of largest and most sophisticated startup ecosystems in Africa. Much of Sub-Saharan Africa including ...

World Economic Forum (WEF), an international institution for public-private cooperation, has identified that financial institutions can drive an effective digital identity system. In its 2016 report titled “A Blueprint for Digital Identity: ...

Meltwater Entrepreneurial School of Technology (MEST) will host its second annual Africa Technology Summit (ATS) in Lagos, Nigeria from December 6-7, this year. This year’s ATS discussions will identify and explore the ...

Sasware Nigeria, the technology investment subsidiary of Signal Alliance, says it has launched Start-up in Residence (STAIR), a programme hoped to drive innovation and momentum for disruptive technologies in Nigeria. STAIR is ...