October 18, 2026

Staff writer

cryptocurrency

BestChange puts Nigeria’s crypto rates side by side

BestChange is putting Nigeria’s crypto exchange rates side by side as the country’s growing use of Bitcoin and stablecoins creates a bigger need

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cryptocurrency

XBase’s $7.4m case exposes a crypto risk

XBase’s $7.4 million court case in Dubai is drawing attention to a less visible risk in cross-border crypto transactions: the difference between being

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Stock Exchange

Want to Buy Dangote Shares? 7 Platforms to Know

The Dangote Refinery IPO has put Nigerian stocks back in the spotlight, drawing retail investors into a market that many Nigerians have traditionally

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E-commerce

Temu adds Kwikpik to its Nigeria delivery network

Temu has added Nigerian logistics company Kwikpik to its delivery network in Nigeria, giving the e-commerce platform another local courier partner as it

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AI

AI Could Change How Nigerian Farmers Get Finance

AI is becoming part of a bigger attempt by Nigerian banks to solve one of agriculture’s oldest problems: how to finance farmers who

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Technology

Airtel Expands Network to Over 17,000 Sites

Airtel Nigeria has crossed more than 17,000 network sites as the telecom operator expands connectivity into rural communities, small towns, and areas that

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Fintech

Cardsoon Takes Centre Stage as Nigerians Pay for More AI Tools

As more Nigerians turn to paid AI tools such as ChatGPT and Claude for work, business, and productivity, the question is no longer

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AI

Airtel Adds 1,000+ 5G Sites as Nigeria’s Data Demand Surges

Airtel Nigeria is rapidly expanding its 5G network, integrating more than 1,000 new 5G sites in the past year as it races to

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Fintech

OPay Puts Trust at the Heart of Its New Campaign

For millions of Nigerians, digital finance is no longer new. It is how salaries are received, bills are paid, businesses collect money, and

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Fintech Technology

iDICE Opens $110m Debt Window for Nigerian Startups

The Federal Government of Nigeria has opened a $110 million iDICE debt financing window for Nigerian technology and creative businesses, giving eligible startups

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