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Nigerians have become cyber-creatures, spending a significant amount of time online. As the digital world expands, so does cybercrime in Nigeria.

It is no longer news that Nigerian banks are continually looking for better ways to improve their service delivery to customers, thereby making banking transactions easy, efficient and more secured.

Boardrooms in 2026 face unprecedented complexity as technology, regulation, and stakeholder expectations converge faster than governance processes can adapt. Drawing on insights from 55 experienced directors across multiple sectors, this report reveals the critical issues commanding boardroom attention and provides practical guidance for strengthening oversight in an increasingly demanding environment.

In today's digital age, the collection and use of biometric data by public institutions has become an integral part of national identity programmes, voter registration processes, border management, and law enforcement operations.

Financial Technology ("Fintech") is a fast- paced and effective industry which covers a large range of business activities including payment products...

Following the statutory recognition of digital and virtual assets under the Investments and Securities Act, 2025 (“ISA 2025”), the Securities and Exchange Commission (“SEC” or the “Commission”) has continued to develop a more comprehensive regulatory architecture for activities involving digital and virtual assets.

On June 12, 2023, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu signed the Nigeria Data Protection Act, 2023 into law ("Data Protection Act" or "the Act"). This marked a significant watershed in the country's...

Since the global financial crisis of 2007, several banking regulatory reforms have been instituted in a bid to increase trust in the Nigerian banking sector and maintain stability in the financial industry.

Financial technology, generally referred to as "Fintech", is a thriving business that applies technology. Leveraging innovation to improve financial services, cut transaction costs, and increase access to financing.

A new digital revolution is said to be underway in which about 30% of global population is actively living in the cyberspace, in real terms.