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Content creation and meme sharing have established a strong hold on social media platforms, completely changing the way people communicate and engage online.

The telecommunications sector is Nigeria's oil. The services offered in telecommunications include internet services, vehicular tracking services, voice, data, real-time video streaming, and so on.

Discussions on the intersection between sports and intellectual property have thickened in the global atmosphere already and the percolating storm..

The Human Rights Council which is an intergovernmental arm of the United Nations ("UN") charged with the responsibility of strengthening, promoting, and protecting human rights had overtime...

The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC), in collaboration with the Association of Licensed Telecommunications Operators of Nigeria (ALTON), commenced the rollout of the Zero-Rated Data Access to Approved Educational Platforms and Content Initiative on 1 October 2026.

Explore the essential strategies for protecting domain names in Nigeria, including legal frameworks, registration processes, and enforcement mechanisms. Learn how businesses can safeguard their online brand identity through proper domain name management and trademark integration.

The "dark web" is a hidden internet world where good and evil coexist. On the bright side, the dark web enables anonymous, highly secure communication routes to protect reform agents...

Simply put, a domain name is a unique internet address which helps internet users to locate or access a particular website.

A business owner is preparing to launch a new product. With a limited marketing budget and little time to spare, the owner turns to an artificial intelligence tool to create a logo. Within minutes, the tool produces a professional-looking design. Encouraged by the result, the owner uses the same tool to generate product images, promotional banners and social media captions.

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

By making the world a global village, the internet has spearheaded the seamless transmission of data and digital content across jurisdictions from the comfort of homes...

The passage of NDPR and the proactive steps thus far taken by the NITDA has awakened the consciousness of the organisations and individuals to be NDPR compliant.

The integration of artificial intelligence and automated bots into Nigeria's e-commerce sector has revolutionized commercial transactions, offering enhanced efficiency and customer engagement. However, this technological advancement raises critical legal questions surrounding data privacy, cybersecurity, consumer protection, and accountability. As bot-mediated commerce expands across multiple transaction models, the absence of comprehensive AI governance frameworks creates regulatory gaps that demand urgent

A freezing order or injunction an interim court order, originated as an equitable remedy from the decisions of English courts, which restrains a party from handling or disposing of assets within jurisdiction...

In line with global trends, Nigeria's Information Technology (IT) sector has been witnessing increasing investment, growth, and innovation from both global and local stakeholders.

Right now, the telecom industry is in a state of flux. In the wake of the deregulation of the telecom sector in the US and Europe beginning in 1996, demand for internet and wireless services was matched by huge spending by telecom companies on both sides of the Atlantic.

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.