NCC Demands Transparency from Telcos with New Data Use Disclosure Guidelines
The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) has mandated telecom operators to disclose detailed information on data usage and tariffs to improve transparency and consumer understanding. This directive, effective July 29, 2024, aims to address complaints about unexpected charges and data depletion. Note: This information is provided for awareness and is not
Exciting Upcoming Webinars from Nigerian Marketing Research Association August to November 2024
Join the Nigerian Marketing Research Association’s series of enlightening webinars from August to November 2024. Explore quality data, personal branding, nation-building research, and global research ethics. Register now! Image Source: NiMRA’s LinkedIN Post The Nigerian Marketing Research Association (NiMRA) is thrilled to announce a dynamic series of webinars designed to
Nigeria Unveils National Artificial Intelligence Strategy (NAIS) to Drive Economic Growth
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has rapidly emerged as a transformative technology with the potential to revolutionize production and service delivery across industries. Recent projections suggest that AI could add up to $15.7 trillion to the global economy by 2030, driven by $3 trillion in productivity gains and $9.1 trillion from the
Chibuike Goodnews Leads the Way in Shaping the Future of AdTech in Africa
Chibuike Goodnews is not merely a figurehead in the AdTech world; he is a transformative force driving the evolution of digital advertising across Africa. As the visionary founder of Dochase Adx Digital, Chibuike’s journey from a Java programming enthusiast to a leading innovator in AdTech is both inspiring and impactful.
Telcos Enter Final Phase of SIM Disconnections Over NIN Linkage
Telecom companies in Nigeria have begun the final phase of disconnecting SIM cards not linked to National Identification Numbers (NIN). This latest move follows an initial delay and has sparked concerns and complaints from affected subscribers. Read more about the situation, the ongoing challenges, and the impact on telecom users.
Meta Cracks Down on Sextortion Scams, Removes 63,000 Nigerian Facebook Accounts
Meta has removed 63,000 Nigerian Facebook accounts involved in financial sextortion scams, including 7,200 resources like accounts, pages, and groups. Discover the details of this crackdown and Meta’s new technology to prevent sextortion on Instagram. Meta Cracks Down on Sextortion Scams, Removes 63,000 Nigerian Facebook Accounts Meta has made a
Nigerian AI Startup Intron Health Secures $1.6 Million to Revolutionize Healthcare Transcription
Nigerian AI startup Intron Health has raised $1.6 million in pre-seed funding to enhance its speech-to-text transcription tools for healthcare. The investment will boost staff expansion, research, and cloud infrastructure. Discover how Intron Health is transforming medical record-keeping in Africa. Rephrased Article Intron Health, an innovative AI startup based in
WhatsApp Fined $220 Million in Nigeria Over Privacy Policy Controversy
Nigeria’s FCCPC imposes a hefty fine on WhatsApp for allegedly coercing users into accepting a controversial privacy policy. Explore the details and implications of this landmark decision. In a landmark decision, Nigeria’s Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (FCCPC) has levied a substantial $220 million fine against WhatsApp following a
Meta Faces Major Setback in Nigeria. Fined $220 Million for Data Violations by FCCPC
Meta can’t seem to catch a break in Nigeria. Following the recent dismissal of a ₦30 billion lawsuit over illegal advertisements, the tech giant is now facing a significant penalty for violating consumer and data protection laws. The Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (FCCPC) of Nigeria has fined Meta
Nigerian Court Dismisses N30 Billion Lawsuit Against Meta Platforms Over Illegal Advert Claims
In a recent and pivotal legal decision, a Nigerian court has dismissed a high-profile lawsuit filed by the Advertising Regulatory Council of Nigeria (ARCON) against Meta Platforms, the company formerly known as Facebook. The lawsuit sought a staggering N30 billion in damages, alleging that Meta Platforms allowed illegal advertisements on