By Stellamaris Ashinze Nigeria is rapidly emerging as one of the most AI-engaged nations among digitally active populations, with adoption driven increasingly by practical utility rather than novelty, according to a new report by Wow Effect Communications. The report, titled “AI Adoption in Nigeria,” provides an evidence-based analysis of how artificial intelligence is reshaping education,…
Nigeria’s digital economy is increasingly shaped by mobile access, not desktop habit. DataReportal reported 150 million cellular mobile connections in Nigeria at the start of 2025, while U.S. trade guidance published in 2025 described the country as Africa’s largest mobile market. That matters because more side-income models now begin on a phone screen, from content…
LThe Anambra State Government has deepened efforts to expand its digital economy framework through a new partnership with payments technology company, Flutterwave. The partnership is aimed at scaling e-commerce activities, strengthening digital payments, and broadening market access for businesses across the state. Governor Chukwuma Soludo, in a statement on April 22, 2026, described the collaboration…
Telecom companies in Nigeria are facing a serious problem as theft of their equipment continues to increase. New data from the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) shows that 656 key power assets were stolen from telecom sites in 2025. This includes 152 generators and 504 batteries, a situation that is affecting network quality and causing service…
