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Consumer Tech

These bank cards now work for iPhone payments in Nigeria 

Quick tip: if a card doesn’t work on mobile, try it on the web before you give up on it. Anyway, we’ve mapped out the cards that work below.

Crypto

Analyst Peter Schiff says Bitcoin will probably go to Zero

Bitcoin critic Peter Schiff believes Bitcoin will almost hit Zero in the longrun

Fintech

OPay reportedly valued at $3B as early backer signals IPO plans

Opay's valuation reportedly skyrockets to $3.1 billion

Spotlight

Evolution secures US Federal MSB License to power global citizens

Evolution (formerly Cryptonia) is building the payment rails to enable remote workers, freelancers, and anyone to earn money from anywhere.

Startup

Swoop’s 100% rider model exposes the fragile unit economics of Lagos food delivery

Swoop is betting that giving riders 100% of delivery income can win Lagos. But in a market where even giants burn cash, the real question is: who absorbs the cost?

Social Media

Much anticipated X messaging app, XChat now available on IOS

X rolls out standalone messaging app XChat with extensive chat features

Startups

What 8 corps members wish founders would build in 2026 

We asked 15 current and recently discharged corps members in 2026 what apps they wished existed during their service year. Seven mentioned tools that already exist. Here’s what the other eight said.

Social Media

SMBs in Nigeria are set to benefit from this new Tiktok and ICC partnership

Tiktok and ICC's partnership floats new Digital Commerce Labs tool

News

Breet launches $10,000 Grant to Back African Innovators

Crypto exchange platform Breet has announced a $10,000 grant to support African technology founders.

Consumer Tech

Here’s what changed, what works, and what doesn’t on the itel City 100 successor

The itel City 200 phone is more than a facelift, but not quite a leap.

Financial Services

7 pension companies in Nigeria worth looking at right now

An inside look at the 7 pension companies whose 12-month records make the strongest case for making a move before you retire.

Consumer Tech

This hardware engineer, John Ternus, was just named the new CEO of Apple

After 25 years at Apple, John Ternus will lead the company as CEO

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