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Only 15% of Nigerians trust others, compared to China's 60%. For stablecoins to gain adoption in Africa, trust and attestations are crucial.
AI is no longer a distant revolution—it’s converging into everyday life, quietly reshaping how we live, work, and think.
If digital services fail to include local languages, adoption slows, trust declines, and large segments of society remain locked out of the benefits of the internet economy
Beverly Ezebuike discusses how fintech startups can leverage GenAI for their marketing to boost retention and revenue.
Quantum computers, once matured, will render most of today’s public key cryptographic systems obsolete. Is Nigeria ready?
The open banking framework in Nigeria is set to go live in August following the Central Bank of Nigeria’s approval.
Scaling from 25 to 100+ employees is like going from managing a band of five to a full orchestra overnight.
While filming the documentary, Obinna Ukachukwu, Sterling Bank’s growth executive, said something that stuck with me: “Sterling Bank has killed itself and was changing its skin, beak, and claws.”
When PR campaigns prioritize product features over customer needs, they generate poor results and squander marketing budgets.
Embedded finance turned every company to a fintech. Now, every Nigerian fintech will become a cross-border fintech. This deep dive tells you why and how.
It didn’t take too long for digital agriculture platforms to realise that selling services to farmers would rely on more than the simple availability of mobile internet and growing mobile subscriber numbers.
In the last twelve months, agritech companies offering products or services that addressed climate adaptation or mitigation attracted 53% of all funding into agritech startups.
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