Nigeria

The Samsung Galaxy S20 series was announced in February 2020 and was released into the market a month later. Just like its predecessor (the Galaxy S10 series), the Galaxy S20 series also featured three devices; Galaxy S20, Galaxy S20 Plus, and Galaxy S20 Ultra. With standout... Read More

In recent times, we have noticed Netflix’s increased interest in the Nigeria Movie Industry (Nollywood) and Africa in general. Netflix's purchase of Lionheart, a movie produced by veteran actress, Genevieve Nnaji, in 2018, was the first sign of interest by the content streaming platform. This... Read More

When we talk about online shopping and shipping for businesses in Nigeria, one of the numerous questions people ask is how to buy from overseas on Amazon, AliExpress, and Alibaba and ship to Nigeria to sell. Well, this is because items on these platforms are... Read More

For busy professionals in Nigeria, there's always a need to balance out work and home tasks. This balance is always threatened by the whole buzzy nature of the city which features a never-ending traffic situation translating into lost time by most working-class inhabitants, with home... Read More

Even though the Oppo brand is still relatively new in the Nigerian smartphone market, the Chinese smartphone manufacturer has been in business since 2004 and is in the list of top 5 smartphone manufacturers worldwide. Oppo officially launched in Nigeria in April 2019 – even... Read More

The Xtraview feature on Dstv lets you use as much as three DStv decoders at the same time for three different televisions and pay just for one DStv subscription monthly. This feature works perfectly in homes where family members have diverse channel interest. The Xtraview... Read More

Smartphone prices are constantly on the rise, and it is also increasingly becoming difficult to shell out huge amount of money (in one go) on a gadget, particularly in a country like Nigeria where there is no solid financing structure. In developed countries, network carriers,... Read More

“Health is wealth,” they say. Perhaps that quote theoretically explains why Nigerians are poor; health(care) in the country is equally poor. A huge chunk of the populace —particularly low and mid-income earners— don't have access to basic and quality healthcare majorly because they cannot afford... Read More

So you have been paid, and you have channeled your salary/income to several expenses (rent, food, electricity bills, etc.), investments, savings and other activities you had previously budgeted for the month (or a specific period). But what do you do when an unexpected financial obligation... Read More