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Lagride has secured a $100m financing facility from UBA to expand its Drive To Own programme, enabling Lagos drivers to become asset owners.
Access Bank South Africa enters a new leadership phase with Sandile Shabalala set to exit and Abiodun Dada stepping in as Co-CEO.
Here are 25 of Nigeria’s most influential tech personalities shaping innovation and driving Nigeria’s digital future.
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Paystack has pushed new digital-bank-like updates to Zap, including Checkout integration, after a clash with the CBN over compliance. How will it compete with OPay, Kuda and Moniepoint?
The British drinks giant exits its East African brewing arm, freeing capital while keeping Guinness and spirits rights under license.
How Ibrahim Adepoju built Tyms from Lagos into an accounting software used by global customers, proving African software can compete internationally.
A practical breakdown of how Nigerian startups can unlock diaspora spending by understanding identity, trust, and cultural context across borders.
Meta has retired the Messenger Desktop app which runs on Windows and Mac. Here’s what changes.
The move underscores a broader scramble for seasoned compliance and risk professionals in Nigeria’s financial services industry.
With 2,000 users across Nigerian companies, Sane is betting prevention beats therapy in a market where stigma runs deep and mental health infrastructure barely exists.
The recognition comes against the backdrop of heightened tensions in Nigeria’s ride-hailing sector in Q3 2025, when platforms such as Uber, inDrive, and LagRide faced public criticism and protests from drivers, particularly in Lagos.
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