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The Nigerian Communications Commission defines Over-the-top services as services "carried over the networks, delivering value to customers.

In Nigeria, the regulatory landscape surrounding online trust and safety is anchored primarily in the Code of Practice for Interactive Computer Service Platforms & Internet Intermediaries...

The mailing system will amongst other things enable litigants and opposing parties file and serve their processes online without necessarily visiting the Supreme Court.

The increased presence of Multinational Enterprises (MNEs) across various jurisdictions has among other things, created the need to centralize certain functions within the MNE Group.

On August 12, 2021 a proposed bill to repeal the National Information Technology Development Agency Act, 2007 was made public at the National Assembly. The bill has since then, garnered much public interest.

Once upon a time, speed, data capacity and coverage were the forces customers used to decide which ISP they were going to patronize for Internet service; now security is fast becoming the next factor for success.

The National Digital Economy and E - Governance Bill, 2024 (the "Bill") is a major step toward building a stronger and more unified digital economy in Nigeria.

The Nigerian Communications Commission (the "NCC") has issued the draft Internet Code of Practice 2025 (the "Code")...

Information technology continues to significantly impact the development and growth of the capital market in Nigeria and the world over. The Securities and Exchange Commission ("SEC"), in an effort to ensure...

The National Agency for Science and Engineering Infrastructure Act ("the Act") was enacted in 1992. Under the Act, The National Agency for Science and Engineering Infrastructure ("NASENI") was established.

• NITDA has warned organisations and individuals about a new AI-powered malware, “Deep Load,” currently targeting entities across Nigeria. The agency noted that the malware is designed to steal sensitive information, evade traditional antivirus systems, and maintain persistent access to infected devices. The advisory underscores the need for stronger cybersecurity compliance measures, including staff awareness, multi-factor authentication, secure password practices, monitoring of suspicious activities, and prompt incident response procedures.

Technology has made modern businesses more efficient, but it also comes with its risk. Managing these risks is a determining factor if a business would realize the benefits it brings.

The philosophy behind the removal is to enable ISPs to bring down their internet data price as low as possible so as to gain more subscribers as well as make it cheaper for Nigerians to access the internet.

The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) on February 23, 2026, introduced the Cyber Resilience Framework for the Nigeria Communications Sector (“CRF-NCS” or the “Framework”)...

In 2022, Nigeria issued the Code of Practice for Interactive Computer Service Platforms and Internet Intermediaries (the "Code"). The Code serves as the primary legal framework for online trust and safety in Nigeria.

Nigeria's Data Protection Commission is reviewing the NDPA 2023 to directly regulate artificial intelligence, robotics, and big data—marking a pivotal shift from vague references to "emerging technologies" toward explicit AI governance.

Life is changing faster than anyone ever imagined and industry players are learning to embrace change in a dynamic world.