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Eight African Countries Study Nigeria’s Data Protection Ecosystem
Nigeria’s data protection and privacy framework is gaining continental recognition, following strategic moves by President Bola Tinubu and the Nigeria Data Protection Commission (NDPC). In 2023, President Tinubu signed the Nigeria Data Protection Act into law, laying the foundation for a robust regulatory ecosystem. The Act empowered the NDPC to oversee compliance, implement policy, and
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Knorr Spreads Joy and Togetherness Through Festive “Share the Good” Campaign
This festive season, Knorr, Nigeria’s leading seasoning brand, is taking generosity beyond the kitchen with its annual “Share the Good” campaign, celebrating community, culture, and kindness. The initiative emphasizes Knorr’s belief that food is a powerful connector of people and culture, inspiring gratitude, togetherness, and recognition of those who play vital roles in feeding communities
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AfDB, Nedbank Partner to Expand Affordable Housing in South Africa
The African Development Bank (AfDB) Group and Nedbank Group have signed a landmark partnership to enhance access to affordable housing in South Africa while promoting trade across the continent. The financing package includes two major components: These initiatives aim to narrow Africa’s trade finance gap, accelerate intra-African trade, and improve access to housing, reinforcing inclusive
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Prince Samuel Urges Hands-On Agric Policies to Boost Food Security
Prince Samuel Joseph Samuel, Chairman of Origin Automobile Works, has called for a radical rethink of Nigeria’s food security strategy, urging that ministers, commissioners, and senior officials should own or partner in farming ventures as a condition for leadership. Speaking at a media briefing in Lagos to mark Origin Automobile Works’ 25th anniversary, Samuel highlighted
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Expert Projects Nigeria’s Digital Economy to Hit $18.3 Billion by 2026
Mr. Olatunde Amolegbe, Managing Director of Arthur Stevens Asset Management Limited, has projected that Nigeria’s digital economy revenue could reach $18.3 billion by 2026, up from $5.09 billion in 2019 and $9.97 billion in 2021. Speaking at the Business Journal Annual Lecture 2025 in Lagos, Amolegbe highlighted Nigeria’s rapid digital transformation, positioning the country as
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Nigerian Shippers’ Council Advances Maritime Sector with ADR, Transit Parks, and Regulatory Reforms
The Nigerian Shippers’ Council (NSC) has saved maritime stakeholders over N10 billion in dispute resolution costs over the past two years, while driving major infrastructure initiatives, including 14 vehicle transit parks across Nigeria. These efforts aim to position Nigeria as a leading maritime hub in Africa under the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA). At
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Fubara Highlights Benefits of Greater TAF City Housing Development
Rivers State Governor, Siminalayi Fubara, has handed over keys to the first beneficiaries of the Greater TAF City housing project, marking a strategic effort to decongest Port Harcourt and stimulate economic growth in new urban districts. The 1,000-unit Phase 1, located along Obirikwere-Airport Road, represents a cornerstone of Fubara’s urban planning vision to transition Rivers
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Driving Rapid Technological Change in Africa: Mentorship, STEM Inclusivity, and Advocacy Key
Experts have stressed that leadership mentorship, gender-inclusive STEM education, and sustained advocacy are critical to Africa’s development as rapid technological innovation increasingly drives economic growth, job creation, and good governance. Concerns arise from widening skills gaps, persistent gender exclusion, and the need to prepare young Africans to drive science, technology, and innovation in ways tailored
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Nigerian Banks Assure Public: No Bank Is Shutting Down Amid Recapitalisation
Nigerian banks have reassured the public that the ongoing recapitalisation exercise is being conducted smoothly and poses no threat of bank closures or takeovers. Contrary to claims circulating online, no bank is under liquidation. The Association of Corporate Communication & Marketing Professionals in Banks (ACAMB) described a viral Instagram video suggesting that 12 banks would
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Nigerian and African Tech Start-Ups Raise $19.7 Billion Over Seven Years
Tech start-ups across Nigeria, South Africa, Kenya, Egypt, and other African countries have collectively raised $19.7 billion over the past seven years to scale their operations. Nigeria alone is home to nearly one million tech startups spanning fintech, mobility, education, health, and other sectors. Fintech remains a major driver of investment, with companies like Flutterwave,
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