JET Motor Company, a Nigerian auto-manufacturer that designs and builds vehicles for African roads, has announced raising $9m from Canadian-based Africa Development Capital (ADC), among others, to bui…
Netflix begins production of more Nollywood originals; what should Nigerians expect?
On the heels of the launch of Netflix Naija, we got a hint that Netflix has commenced the shooting of a new Nollywood original, the success of which will bring more. What should Nigerians expect?…
The 10 most innovative African companies in 2020 according to Fast Company
Fast Company, an international media brand, recently released its list of the most innovative companies in the world. Of the 434 companies listed, find out which ten African companies made the list.…
Nigeria data protection, March 15 compliance deadline: What you should know
As the March 15 deadline for NITDA’s data protection compliance approaches, Techpoint legal and policy columnist, Enyioma Madubuike shares how Nigerian tech companies can avoid drastic regulator…
YouTube Music and ad-free YouTube Premium now available in Nigeria
Today, YouTube launched its music service, YouTube Music and its ad-free video service, YouTube Premium in Nigeria. Here’s what you need to know about them.…
Ekocab Nigeria, in partnership with Lagos state government, launches an e-hailing platform for yellow taxis
The transport scene in Lagos appears to be set for another twist as Ekocab Nigeria, in collaboration with yellow taxi transport unions and the Lagos state government, launches an e-hailing service in …
How government and civil societies fought against the Social Media Bill
Government officials and civil society advocates flocked to the National Assembly in Abuja to attend a public hearing on the Social Media Bill; a proposed law that gives near unlimited power to the Ni…
Solar energy is about to get even more expensive in Nigeria
In February and March this year, importers of solar panels suddenly discovered a new anomaly; the Nigerian Customs Services (NCS) was forcing them to pay between 5% and 10% import duty on solar panels…