The Minister of Communications, Innovation and Digital Economy, Dr. Bosun Tijani, has canvassed for more investments in the ICT sector.

The Chairman of Airtel Africa, Sunil Bharti Mittal, has been awarded Honorary Knighthood, the Knight Commander of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire (KBE), by King Charles III, in recognition of his contribution towards promoting India-United Kingdom business relations.

Africa’s first integrated Demand-Side Platform (DSP), which aims at empowering advertisers and businesses to manage, buy and optimise digital ad inventory across multiple ad exchanges, has been unveiled.

Following gains in many blue-chip stocks, especially Seplat and Airtel Africa, the Nigerian equities market halted losses to close on an upward note yesterday, as investors' fortunes soared by N980 billion.

Airtel Africa has revealed plans to launch a share buyback worth up to $100 million after posting a strong underlying performance in the results for nine months ending December 31, 2023.

Telecommunications firm, Airtel Africa has registered its 150 millionth customer. Airtel Africa said it is very proud to give millions of people access to reliable and high-quality digital and mobile money services, often for the first time.

Government and business leaders from across the world have gathered (November 30 – December 12, 2023) in Dubai in the United Arab Emirates for COP 28, the latest “Conference of the Parties” to review progress on the 2015 Paris Agreement on tackling climate change.

Telecommunication group, Airtel Africa has challenged the region’s telephony industry to leverage emerging technologies for people of the continent to connect, engage and transact with the rest of the world. Speaking yesterday, at the just concluded Mobile World Congress in Kigali, Rwanda, Airtel Africa’s Group Chief Executive Officer, Segun Ogunsanya, who stated this, noted that…

Airtel Africa, a provider of telecommunications and mobile money services with presence in 14 countries across Africa, has reaffirmed its commitment to drive the digitalisation of the continent to unlock new opportunities and promote inclusive, sustainable growth.

Airtel and MTN Nigeria grew their service revenues by an average of 22.3 per cent in their 2023 half-year (H1) operations.

That Nigerians are making giant strides in literally every field of human endeavor across the globe is no longer a subject for debate. What is perhaps uncertain is how they are bringing their individual professional exploits to bear on the development of the country.