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In the City of Port Harcourt, one topic remains on the lips of young techies, founders and tech aspirants as the date to the event draws nearer techblit.com/why-everyone-i…

Niger Delta is finally entering the spotlight in tech! Investors have signed up #1.8M for startup funding. Read here techblit.com/investors-are-…

Every public holiday, the same thing happens. Bank branches lock their doors, and millions of Nigerians suddenly remember they have a fintech app on their phone. techblit.com/what-eid-bank-…

After 11 years of trying to be Africa's answer to Netflix, Showmax is closing its doors. The money ran out, the competition was too fierce, and the new owners have made their decision. techblit.com/showmax-is-shu…

For decades, the Niger Delta gave Nigeria its oil wealth while its communities saw very little of it in return. A Nigerian-owned company is quietly trying to..... techblit.com/-a-nigerian-co…

Nigeria is trying to join the global electric vehicle revolution with a bold new bill. The experts are concerned, and the average Nigerian just wants to know if there will be a place to charge. techblit.com/nigeria-wants-…

Something interesting is happening in Port Harcourt. Technology conversations are getting louder, and events like PH Tech Expo are helping shape the region’s digital future. techblit.com/inside-the-vis…

Uniform unlocked: Creative Director Edition at the moment by MainStack

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In the middle of Mainstack's carefully curated spotlight at The Moment 2026, Selar didn't just show up—they planted massive billboards screaming their brand inside the venue. Approved? Yes. Respectful? Debatable.

It starts with a job post, good pay, travel, and security work abroad. By the time they realise what they have signed up for, some are already holding weapons on a front line thousands of miles from home.

A new tax portal, a wave of online panic, and a government scrambling to set the record straight. The story of Nigeria's Tax ID rollout says a lot about the gap between policy and public trust.

Nigeria's fintech industry moves trillions of naira every day, but nobody is fully in charge of it. A new bill wants to fix that and it is already splitting the room.

The Nigerian government is preparing to launch The National Single Window (NSW), a unified digital platform that allows traders to submit a single set of documents electronically. These documents are then securely shared with all relevant government agencies, eliminating duplication, speeding up clearance processes, and reducing costs such as demurrage and storage fees. @NSW_Nigeria #NationalSingleWindow #TradeFacilitation #NigeriaTrade #DigitalTransformation

If you’re reading this in the dark, you aren’t alone. It’s frustrating when the lights go out, and right now, Nigeria’s power grid is struggling to keep up. Reason Behind the Latest Blackouts techblit.com/no-gas-no-powe…...

Two big names in African telecoms sat down in Barcelona days ago and signed an agreement that could reshape how millions of Nigerians experience their network. techblit.com/huawei-and-mtn…

It survived apartheid, economic sanctions, and multiple recessions, but cheaper imports from Asia and crumbling infrastructure finally did what decades of hardship could not. techblit.com/south-africas-…

Gen W: UBA Celebrates "The Evolved Woman" for IWD 2026 techblit.com/gen-w-uba-cele…