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The Nigerian government and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia are about to sign a refinery deal to fix four of Nigeria's ailing refineries in Rivers, Delta, and Kaduna.

A Nigerian cybersecurity outfit has highlighted the importance of cybersecurity on Nigeria's critical infrastructure amid several malicious intrusions.

Meta Platforms, the parent company of Instagram, WhatsApp and WhatsApp is set to launch two submarine cables in Nigerian states of Lagos and Akwa Ibom.

The Chinese government has revealed the effects of its loans in Africa, stating that it is collaborating with African countries on debt repayment delays.

Telecommunication companies in Nigeria may increase tariffs on calls, data, and SMS to keep up with the prevailing realities and the burgeoning debt by banks.

The World Bank said it had disbursed about $299.99m to the Nigerian government for its poverty alleviation programme under the ministry of Humanitarian affairs

The Saudi Arabian government has disclosed why Nigerians aboard Air Peace flight had their visas canceled as the airline said they followed all the processes.

A new report has said that telecommunication companies in Nigeria and around the world will suffer about $3 billion in messaging revenue loss to other platforms

The Nigeria National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPCL) is set to partner with the United States Grains to begin the production of ethanol from corn and others.

The Central Bank of Nigeria has said that old naira notes remain legal tender indefinitely and that it is working with relevant bodies to vacate the Court order.