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Paga–PayPal partnership unlocks global payments for Nigerian users
Paga, one of Nigeria’s leading fintech companies, has partnered with PayPal to enable Nigerian users to link their Paga accounts directly to PayPal, making it easier to receive cross-border payments. The integration marks a significant step toward improving access to global commerce for individuals and small businesses in Nigeria, many of whom have long faced…
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African Tech in 2026: From Big Promises to Real Staying Power. What’s in Store For Africa?
As Africa moves deeper into 2026, the tech conversation is quietly changing. The loud optimism of earlier years has given way to something more grounded. Across the continent, founders, investors, and policymakers are no longer asking what could be built. They are asking what can last. This shift marks a defining moment for African technology,…
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Heifer International Backs Youth-Led Agri-tech Innovation in Nigeria.
Earlier this year in Abuja, Heifer International quietly set the tone for agritech innovation in Nigeria with the launch of the 2026 AYuTe Nigeria Challenge. The initiative is part of Heifer’s broader effort to support young entrepreneurs who are using technology to solve real problems across agriculture, especially for smallholder farmers who still form the…
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Amazon Kuiper Lands in Nigeria, But It’s Not Chasing Starlink’s Customers. How True Is This?
In early 2026, Nigeria’s satellite internet landscape officially entered a new phase. The Nigerian Communications Commission granted Amazon’s Project Kuiper a seven-year licence to operate its low-Earth orbit satellite broadband service across the country, a milestone that puts Nigeria firmly on the map for next-generation connectivity. This comes as the nation continues to open its…
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PayPal Returns to Nigeria: What It Means and Why Everyone’s Talking About It.
After nearly two decades away, PayPal is back in Nigeria, and this time it’s teaming up with Paga, one of the country’s largest digital payment platforms. For many businesses, freelancers, and e-commerce operators, this feels like a long-awaited upgrade to the way they can get paid, especially from international clients. PayPal’s return signals that global…
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Nigerian Annual Tertiary Entrance Examination to be Monitored by Live CCTV.
The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board has shifted gears for the 2026 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination registration and testing process. This year, JAMB will monitor all Computer-Based Test centres in real time using live CCTV feeds from its national headquarters in Abuja. It’s a significant change, and it’s sparking conversation across the education community. The…
