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Nigeria’s telecoms watchdog hit by Facebook identity theft

Nigeria’s telecoms watchdog hit by Facebook identity theft

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Nigeria’s internet domain name manager says an interim price cut will help local businesses migrate online in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic.

COVID-19: Domain name price cuts will take Nigerians online, NiRA says

Technology Times file photo shows a young man seen using a mobile phone walking inside Computer Village in Ikeja, Lagos.

To raise Digital Nigeria army, govt looks to tech

The Federal Government has told phone companies that its directive on mandatory rollover of Nigerian phone subscribers’ unused data remains in force.

Data rollover ‘remains mandatory’, govt tells telcos

Nigeria’s telecoms watchdog says it has mounted surveillance for unlicensed users of GSM Boosters in the country.

GSM: Nigerian watchdog hunts ‘illegal users’ of boosters

A Nigerian ISP Passage Telecom has has announced plans to launch Cloud Phone “complete with Nigerian telephone numbers.”

Nigerian ISP offers Cloud Phone with ‘Nigerian number’

President Muhammadu Buhari today said Nigerians chose the nation’s Diamond Jubilee logo in an internet challenge, ahead of the October 1 National Day.

Buhari: Nigeria’s Independence logo ‘picked from Internet challenge’

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Nigeria’s cyber police warn Tecno users of ‘security risk’

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Suspected cyberattack on NCC ‘is routine website maintenance’

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Nigeria’s telecoms regulator plugs in new Digital Economy Unit

The privacy offered by online stores is driving up sales of sex products and boosting the sexual wellness industry, a new study reveals.

Online stores ‘boosting sales of sex products’

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