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iPhone 15 Pro: It will take over 270 days of work for a Nigerian to afford phone
With an average monthly salary of ₦108,405.65, an average Nigerian would require 271.2 man-days to save enough to buy the iPhone 15 Pro.
How to apply for the Google Hustle Academy Fund
While applications for the 2023 Google Hustle Academy Fund opened in September and closed in October, new applications for 2024 will open next year.
UK Visa Immigration: 4 ways tech can aid your relocation plans
We explore visa routes available for those in the tech sector which are aimed at attracting tech talent to the UK.
Apply for the NCC & Ministry of Digital Economy’s Young Innovative Builders Programme
The Young Innovative Builders Programme will span all 36 states and the FCT awarding laptops and tablets to the best ideas.
Nigerians react to Nasir El-Rufai’s $100m VC firm for startups
Since El-rufai shared the announcement of the VC firm, the startup and business ecosystem in Nigeria has reacted with mixed feelings.
Spotify to layoff another 1,500 workers
Spotify has been facing a number of challenges in recent months, including rising inflation, a slowdown in advertising spending, and increased competition.
CBN to restrict accounts without BVN or NIN from withdrawing
Directing all commercial banks to electronically verify and link BVN or NIN to accounts and wallets by January 31, 2024, the CBN specified that this rule applies to different levels of accounts
Old naira notes will continue to be legal tender – Supreme court
Back in October 2022, former CBN Governor Godwin Emefiele announced a redesign and circulation plan for new notes, phasing out the old naira notes.
Apple announces App Store Award Winners for 2023
The Apple App store award set out to recognize apps and games that empowered users to unleash their creativity, discover a world of new adventures, and have fun with family and friends.
Walmart says it is pulling ads from X
"We aren't advertising on X as we've found other platforms to better reach our customers," a Walmart spokesperson told reporters.