7 ways to protect yourself from ransomware attacks on your Spectranet and Smile mobile hotspots

Here is how it applies to you and how you can limit the risk of a future occurrence while protecting your home/ or office mobile hotspots.

Top 5 VPNs to use in 2019

These five carefully-selected Virtual Private Networks (VPN) will not leak your activity data to third-parties because they do not store it.

How to price your product in a B2B marketplace

Investor Olu Oyinsan advises startups on how to price their B2B product leveraging his experience on both sides of the trading table, buyer and seller.

Making “remote working” work for you

Remote working is in vogue, here is our recommendation on how to spend your money right in creating the perfect home office.

Why we need more Product Management meetups— of Product School Lagos meetup

Though nascent, Product Managers across the world are about the highest-paid tech employees. Africa's youth can reap huge dividends from this Product Management rave, if only they knew more about it.

HP counters counterfeit product supply, without addressing the demand

HP’s Anti Counterfeiting and Fraud (ACF) programme might be focusing too much on the supply of fake products while doing little to address the demand.

Unifying the Unifier: CBN’s move to extend NUBAN to 16 digits

Eight months ago, I wrote an article about the flaws of the NUBAN account system implementation in Nigeria. Two weeks ago, Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) released a draft proposal to review NUBAN implementation in line with the recommendations from my article, taking it a bit further.

How to get out of the Banking Industry in Nigeria

Do you feel stuck working for a commercial bank in Nigeria? Would you like to switch careers but the prospects are looking bleak? I wrote this with you in mind.

Commentary on the 3 winning solutions from FirstBank Nigeria’s Hackathon

In a two-day hackathon, FirstBank Nigeria through her Digital Innovation Lab hosted a competition to find intelligent solutions to the challenges of the financial services industry. The hackathon was organised to coincide with their Fintech 2.0 Summit.

From Nigerian prince scam to Nigerian startup funding

Nigeria has been designated as the hub of Internet fraud and scam. But, the exploits of some netpreneurs are obnubilating the "Nigerian Prince Scam" narrative. These startup founders and developers have caught investors’ interest..

Affordable housing in Lagos; the battle is not for startups like Fibre

Hunting for suitable accommodation in Nigeria can be likened to an extreme sport. In the process, there's the risk of getting scammed, the reality of spending numerous hours on futile attempts, and the annoying dealings with sexist Landlords. The mandatory upfront one or two year rent that comes post-hunting is also worth mentioning.

Blockchain; a dark Horse in Nigeria’s Economy

Addressing the age-long problems of elections, healthcare and identity management with traditional instruments have proven ineffective. How about we try something fairly new - the Blockchain technology