Nigeria

Before now, only a select few Nigerians could invest money in certain kinds of ventures to gain interest. There was a problem of accessibility which formed barriers to only people with certain kinds of connections and funds to make such investments. (For example, CSL stockbrokers... Read More

Hotel booking platforms have made the whole process of booking and paying for a hotel room a seamless one. Normally, you would have needed to call the hotel management in advance to make a booking. But these platforms are using technology to make booking a... 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

Global phone manufacturer, OPPO Mobile entered the Nigerian market four months ago with the launch of its 2019 flagship devices, the OPPO F11 Pro and the OPPO F11 Avengers limited edition. The limited edition is in line with a Partnership with Marvel Studios. The brand... Read More

Vodacom is a Telecommunication company from South Africa which is also home to MTN - another company in the same line of work. This company is however under the British Telecommunication conglomerate - Vodafone and it focuses on the pan-African market. The company just recently... 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

Just as Nigeria is the most populated country in Africa, the country's smartphone ecosystem is also one of the biggest in Africa. And this is very much understandable because the country is populated making it a sweet spot for smartphone brands to sell their products... Read More

Lenovo Group Ltd, the world’s largest maker of personal computers, plans to expand its smartphone business to three west African countries starting with Nigeria and then Ghana and Ivory Coast. This follows the Chinese companies buyout of IBM's low-end server business for $2.3 billion and Motorola from... Read More

NextSpeel is an online service that currently streams Nigeria TV series and Soap Operas for free. Currently, they're looking at adding TV series from other African countries as soon as possible. Videos can currently only be watched on PCs and Tablets as they work on mobile development.... Read More