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On January 31, 2024, the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) pursuant to its powers under section 2(d) of the Central Bank of Nigeria Act, 2007, and the Banks and Other Financial Institutions Act...

As Nigeria experiences rapid growth in the telecommunications sector, the demand for robust data infrastructure has become increasingly critical.

As influencer marketing becomes a dominant force in Nigeria's digital economy, brands and content creators face a complex web of regulatory requirements spanning advertising standards, consumer protection, and data privacy. Understanding the roles of ARCON, FCCPC, and NDPC is essential for anyone seeking to navigate this evolving landscape while avoiding costly penalties and reputational damage.

Value Added Tax (VAT) is an indirect tax imposed on the supply of goods and services. Historically, this supply of goods and services involved physical exchanges in specific locations known as markets, where the identities of the transaction parties were also disclosed.

Nigeria's airtime and data credit market faces a major regulatory transformation as the Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission implements new digital lending regulations. Following the suspension of airtime advance services by major mobile network operators and subsequent legal challenges by industry associations, the market now operates under a formal compliance framework that raises critical questions about regulatory jurisdiction, consumer protection, and commercial viability.

Community journalism, a form of grassroots journalism, plays a critical role in Nigeria, where it gives a voice to local communities that are often overlooked by mainstream media.

The year 2016 took cyberattacks to an unprecedented level; there were reports of it being used to influence and sway votes in democratic elections.

The Nigerian Communications Commission (‘NCC'), the National Pension Commission (‘PenCom'), the Nigeria Revenue Service (‘NRS'), the Financial Reporting Council of Nigeria (‘FRCN')...

A picture of a person mirrors his own image, which is personal to him. It is a clone of an individual. For a business concern to take a picture of somebody, for pecuniary interest, without his consent or authorisation...

Startups in Nigeria have grown exponentially.

With the pandemic and its associated developments, the ability to timeously and efficiently place orders for drugs and medicine to meet the needs of patients and consumers has become crucial...

The emergence of social media has remarkably redefined human interactions, making communication more interactive and immediate.

When Senator Hadi Sirika, Honourable Minister of State for Aviation, said that the long-lost dreams of Nigeria Airways were restored with the unveiling of the new national flag carrier/airline...

Digital rights are a combination of human and legal rights allowing one access to carry out various digital activities on the computer and other electronic devices and telecommunication networks.