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In an era where technology is the driving force behind economic growth and transformation, PHTechExpo 2025 emerged as a landmark gathering for innovators, entrepreneurs, investors, and tech enthusiasts in Rivers State

When a real estate executive steps into the world of technology, most people expect a property app, not an education revolution. But that’s exactly what happened with Growmie, a newly launched EdTech platform

Nigeria’s Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (FCCPC) rolled out the FCCPC digital lending regulations to clean up the country’s loan app market. For years, borrowers have complained about harassment, hidden fees, and sky-high

When you think of AI in fintech, your mind might jump to robo-advisors or fraud detection tools. But Tellar WhatsApp utility service is betting on something much simpler: giving Africans seamless access to essentials

The University of Port Harcourt (UniPort) celebrated its 50th anniversary this year, proudly describing itself as one of Nigeria’s top institutions for research

The Federal Government’s ambitious Project Bridge, a 90,000km fibre optic backbone network, is not just a national story. For Rivers State, it represents a game-changing push to connect all 24 Local Government Areas

House hunting in Nigeria has long been a stressful, costly, and exploitative process. From endless movements from lodge to lodge, to dishonest agents charging outrageous inspection fees, tenants are often left frustrated.

I had the privilege of attending this year’s Bole Festival, and something unusual stood out immediately: the sponsor lineup looked less like a cultural event and more like a tech ecosystem showcase.

Port Harcourt is preparing to host one of Africa’s most anticipated business gatherings as Make in Nigeria returns for its 15th Annual Conference & Exhibition, taking place from 22–27 September 2025 at The Autograph

The iPhone has always been more than a smartphone in Nigeria; it’s a cultural badge. From Lagos nightlife to Abuja boardrooms, Apple’s flagship device signals success, credibility, and even social class. It has been

MTN Nigeria is intensifying its broadband rollout in Rivers State, bringing its FibreX service to some of Port Harcourt’s most prominent neighborhoods. The telco’s push into the oil-rich region signals its commitment to connecting

Ten years ago, a simple provocation lit a fuse: could great founders in Nigeria’s South-South and South-East build at scale without relocating? That question, sparked by the Hotels.ng relocation story, inspired what would become

Nigeria’s startup ecosystem is entering a new phase of structure and opportunity. With the inauguration of the Startup Labeling Committee, the National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA) has officially kicked off one of the

Networking in African tech is more than swapping business cards. It isn’t about collecting LinkedIn connections or exchanging numbers at events; it’s about building genuine, mutually beneficial relationships. In Africa’s fast-growing ecosystem, where opportunities

In October 2024, Port Harcourt witnessed the highly publicised launch of Wakajugbe ride-hailing, a homegrown platform that promised to redefine transportation in Nigeria with an indigenous twist.

For nearly two decades, Cinfores Limited has been rewriting the playbook for how technology shapes education in Nigeria. From humble beginnings in 2004 as an ICT-for-Development initiative, the Port Harcourt–based company has grown into

In a digital world dominated by algorithms, noise, and endless scrolling, one founder is reimagining what social media could be if love, purpose, and humanity were at its core. Nakupenda: a human-first platform created

Two 10-year-old girls from Rivers State, Nigeria, have stunned the world by clinching the Grand Prize at the 2025 Technovation Global Summit (Beginner Division) with their AI-powered road safety app, StayWoke. Akachukwu Blessed Nwachukwu

Laundry is one of those everyday tasks everyone needs but few enjoy. In Nigeria and across Africa, laundry businesses face challenges with trust, logistics, and visibility. After five years in the industry, three brothers

For Nigerian freelancers, remote workers, and SMEs, one of the hardest parts of earning globally is actually getting paid. Delayed transfers, broken cross-border systems, and endless waiting times have become part of the struggle.

Google Gemini Pro in Rivers State universities is set to transform learning across campuses like Uniport, Rivers State University, Ignatius Ajuru University, etc. With free one-year access to advanced tools such as Deep Research

In Nigeria’s chaotic open markets, trust and logistics remain the biggest barriers to scaling informal trade. Shoptreo, a retail-tech startup founded in 2021, is bridging that gap by digitizing how manufacturers and distributors connect
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A new wave of Nigerian startups is using technology to rebuild the country’s most fragile currency trust. In Nigeria, trust has become a luxury, especially when it comes to everyday services.

Startups face high levels of uncertainty, from funding gaps to unstable markets. Yet one powerful factor consistently shapes their chances of success: the way governments de-risk startups. By providing clear policies, capital support,

In Port Harcourt, a city known for its hustle and gridlocked roads, one startup is quietly building a smarter way to move things around. Blake App, founded by Nana Onoriode, is simplifying last-mile logistics