Starlink has complied with the telecoms regulator's order to reverse its dollar-based tariff and charge local Starlink Nigeria subscribers of its satellite-based internet service in Naira. Source of Article
When it comes to business cybersecurity strategy, How do you get staff on board with security? By making it personal, says Kevin Halkerd, Senior Risk & Security Analyst at e4. Source of Article
Josephine Sarouk, MTN Nigeria Regional GM, Lagos & Southwest, has been appointed Managing Director of MTN GlobalConnect Nigeria, the infrastructure unit of the mobile phone company. Source of Article
“Finding the Boundaries of the Possible, Venturing Beyond,” by Chinenye Mba-Uzoukwu, Managing Partner, GrandCentral Africa, is his special 53rd Convocation and 60th Anniversary lecture of University of Lagos (UNILAG). Let me begin by extending my appreciation for the honour and privilege of addressing you today to the Governing Council, Senate, Management, Staff, and Students […] Source of Article
Smart projectors with built-in sound systems are great for fuss-free entertainment, but many lack support for one key streaming service. That's not the case with the N1 Full HD model from Emotn, which has been officially licensed by Netflix. Source of Article
The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) website downtime which started last week was caused by its host’s “equipment outage” and not an hacking attack, according to the telecoms regulator. Source of Article
Mr Akinwale Goodluck, Deputy CEO of AfricaNenda says that Nigeria’s introduction of the eNaira is a forward thinking financial inclusion (FI) scheme. Source of Article
Starlink must charge its Nigerian subscribers in the local currency, Naira, the telecoms regulator has ordered the satellite-based internet service. Source of Article
While breathalyzers make it quick and easy to tell if someone is drunk, it takes more time and effort to determine if they're intoxicated by drugs such as cannabis. A new device known as Gaize could reportedly soon change that. Source of Article
Most employees say that robots free them from doing physically demanding or dangerous work amid job loss concerns due to rising adoption of AI in the workplace, a new study has revealed. Source of Article
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