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Final Thoughts Rachel’s departure marks a significant leadership change for M&S at a time when the company is navigating both the financial and reputational fallout of a major cyber attack. With Sacha Berendji stepping into the role, M&S aims to stabilize its digital operations and restore investor and consumer confidence.M&S Digital Chief Steps Down Months After Cyber Hack
Blockchain lender and stablecoin issuer Figure Technology raised $787.5 million in its U.S. IPO, marking a major milestone for crypto firms as digital assets gain mainstream acceptance.Blockchain Lender Figure Raises $787.5 Million in U.S. IPO
Final Thoughts: Grammarly Is No Longer Just English-First With this update, Grammarly has evolved from being just an English writing assistant to a multilingual productivity platform. Whether you’re writing in Spanish, German, or English—or translating across languages—Grammarly now helps you communicate more effectively across borders. For professionals, students, and businesses, the combination of multilingual editing + instant translation makes Grammarly a much more powerful tool in 2025.Grammarly Expands Beyond English: Adds Support for 5 New Languages and Translation Tool
Should Nigerians Upgrade? Here’s the verdict: Upgrade now if you’re on iPhone 14 or older, AirPods Pro 1/2, or need a new MacBook for school or work. Hold off if you already own the iPhone 16 or a recent MacBook M3—you’ll still get years of software support. Apple’s 2025 lineup focuses on health, efficiency, and personalisation. Whether it’s the slim iPhone 17 Air, smart AirPods Pro 3, or the health-focused Apple Watch 11, these devices are designed to fit real-life needs in Nigeria.Apple 2025 Releases: What’s Worth Buying?
Final Verdict: Should iPhone 16 Owners Upgrade? The iPhone 16 was already an excellent device, but the iPhone 17 series makes significant upgrades in: Display (120Hz ProMotion everywhere) Cameras (dual 48MP, better zoom, sharper selfies) Performance (A19 + cooling) Battery life & charging (faster + bigger cells) AI features (available from launch) For iPhone 16 owners, the jump to iPhone 17 is not just incremental—it’s meaningful, especially if you’re a gamer, content creator, or someone who values speed and display quality.iPhone 17 vs iPhone 16: Is Apple’s New Upgrade Worth It?
Final Thoughts Rachel’s departure marks a significant leadership change for M&S at a time when the company is navigating both the financial and reputational fallout of a major cyber attack. With Sacha Berendji stepping into the role, M&S aims to stabilize its digital operations and restore investor and consumer confidence.M&S Digital Chief Steps Down Months After Cyber Hack
Blockchain lender and stablecoin issuer Figure Technology raised $787.5 million in its U.S. IPO, marking a major milestone for crypto firms as digital assets gain mainstream acceptance.Blockchain Lender Figure Raises $787.5 Million in U.S. IPO
Final Thoughts: Grammarly Is No Longer Just English-First With this update, Grammarly has evolved from being just an English writing assistant to a multilingual productivity platform. Whether you’re writing in Spanish, German, or English—or translating across languages—Grammarly now helps you communicate more effectively across borders. For professionals, students, and businesses, the combination of multilingual editing + instant translation makes Grammarly a much more powerful tool in 2025.Grammarly Expands Beyond English: Adds Support for 5 New Languages and Translation Tool
Should Nigerians Upgrade? Here’s the verdict: Upgrade now if you’re on iPhone 14 or older, AirPods Pro 1/2, or need a new MacBook for school or work. Hold off if you already own the iPhone 16 or a recent MacBook M3—you’ll still get years of software support. Apple’s 2025 lineup focuses on health, efficiency, and personalisation. Whether it’s the slim iPhone 17 Air, smart AirPods Pro 3, or the health-focused Apple Watch 11, these devices are designed to fit real-life needs in Nigeria.Apple 2025 Releases: What’s Worth Buying?
Final Verdict: Should iPhone 16 Owners Upgrade? The iPhone 16 was already an excellent device, but the iPhone 17 series makes significant upgrades in: Display (120Hz ProMotion everywhere) Cameras (dual 48MP, better zoom, sharper selfies) Performance (A19 + cooling) Battery life & charging (faster + bigger cells) AI features (available from launch) For iPhone 16 owners, the jump to iPhone 17 is not just incremental—it’s meaningful, especially if you’re a gamer, content creator, or someone who values speed and display quality.iPhone 17 vs iPhone 16: Is Apple’s New Upgrade Worth It?

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Constant tech use can lead to burnout, stress, and social media addiction. Learn how a digital detox can help you regain balance, boost mental health, and improve real-life connections.

Digital Detox: Why Taking a Break From Technology is Essential for Mental Health

Constant tech use can lead to burnout, stress, and social media addiction. Learn how a digital detox can help you regain balance, boost mental health,…

By: Cynthia Okafor

Fresh allegations reveal that some NIMC agents in Abuja are charging up to N45,000–N55,000 for illegal NIN date of birth changes, despite the official correction fee being N28,574.

NIMC Agents Accused of Extorting Applicants for NIN Date of Birth Corrections in Abuja

Fresh allegations reveal that some NIMC agents in Abuja are charging up to N45,000–N55,000 for illegal NIN date of birth changes, despite the official correction…

By: Ovie George

Final Thoughts The New York Fed’s findings suggest that AI has so far been a tool for efficiency and retraining rather than mass layoffs. But as adoption accelerates, the long-term impact on jobs remains uncertain. Businesses may face difficult choices as they balance innovation with workforce stability in the coming years.

AI Adoption Has Limited Impact on Jobs So Far, New York Fed Reports

The New York Fed says rising AI adoption has not caused significant layoffs yet, with most firms opting for retraining instead of job cuts. However,…

By: Adamu Garba

How Long Does It Take to Get a Fintech Licence in Nigeria?

Getting a fintech licence in Nigeria can take 6–18 months depending on licence type and documentation. Learn requirements, costs, delays, and regulatory hurdles fintech startups…

By: Ovie George

Conclusion: A Call to Action for Africa’s AI Future The IFC’s warning is clear: Africa must act now to invest in AI infrastructure, skills, and regulatory frameworks. With its youthful population, growing digital adoption, and sector-specific success stories, Africa has the potential to become a global leader in AI-driven innovation. Failing to invest risks leaving the continent behind in what many call the fourth industrial revolution. But with the right policies and investments, AI could add billions to GDP, create millions of jobs, and drive inclusive growth across Africa.

IFC Warns Africa Risks Missing Out on AI Boom Without Urgent Investments

The International Finance Corporation (IFC) warns that Africa could miss the benefits of artificial intelligence (AI) without urgent investments in infrastructure, skills, and regulation. Learn…

By: Cynthia Okafor

Conclusion: Closing Africa’s Technology Gap The IFC’s warning is a wake-up call: Africa must address its high technology costs to unlock its full digital potential. By bridging gaps in infrastructure, financing, and digital literacy, Africa can transform challenges into opportunities—boosting productivity, enabling entrepreneurship, and improving livelihoods for millions. With $6 billion already invested and continued support for startups and innovation, IFC is working with Africa to ensure that the continent can compete in the global digital economy.

African Businesses Face 35% Higher Technology Costs Than Global Peers – IFC

The International Finance Corporation (IFC) warns that African businesses face technology costs up to 35% higher than global averages. Learn how infrastructure gaps, limited financing,…

By: Cynthia Okafor

Internet monitor NetBlocks confirms restricted access to X, YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, WhatsApp, and Facebook in Turkey amid opposition party rallies and heightened political tensions.

The Digital Shift in Leisure: How Online Platforms Are Reshaping Entertainment Habits

Discover how digital platforms like streaming services, online gaming, YouTube, and podcasts are transforming entertainment habits in the digital age….

By: Wura Obadare

Artificial Intelligence can boost farm yields and lower losses – Expert says   

The Chief Operating Officer (COO) of Wootlab Innovations, Chioma Okoro has revealed that Artificial Intelligence (AI) has the power to revolutionize agriculture in Nigeria by…

By: IBK

Nigerian academy of science raises concerns over poor facilities, funding challenges faced by scientists 

The Nigerian Academy of Science (NAS) has raised concerns over the persistent challenges faced by scientists in the country, particularly inadequate funding and poor research…

By: Ibukun

AI is a dangerous tool in the hands of global terrorists, Eric Schmidt warns

Former Google CEO Eric Schmidt has raised alarm over the potential dangers of artificial intelligence (AI) falling into the hands of terrorists or rogue states,…

By: Ibk

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Constant tech use can lead to burnout, stress, and social media addiction. Learn how a digital detox can help you regain balance, boost mental health, and improve real-life connections.

Digital Detox: Why Taking a Break From Technology is Essential for Mental Health

Fresh allegations reveal that some NIMC agents in Abuja are charging up to N45,000–N55,000 for illegal NIN date of birth changes, despite the official correction fee being N28,574.

NIMC Agents Accused of Extorting Applicants for NIN Date of Birth Corrections in Abuja

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