Meta Platforms is challenging a Nigerian court ruling that could change how Facebook and Instagram use people's personal data to deliver targeted advertisements.
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How a Nigerian Developer Turned Lagos Life Into a Viral Game and Made $46,900 in Four Days
There is probably no better way to describe Lagos than to put it inside a video game.
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Dangote’s IPO Is Crossing Borders as African Investors Look for a Way In
When Dangote Refinery opened its public offer on September 14, the rush in Nigeria was immediate.
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5 Ways To Protect Trade Secrets In Africa
Trade secrets are only protected when I treat them like secrets every day. In many African markets, I cannot register a trade secret the way I register a trademark or patent. That means protection usually comes down to contracts,...
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How to Invest in the Dangote Refinery IPO: A Simple Guide for Nigerians, Africans and Investors Abroad
For years, the Dangote Refinery was something Nigerians could mostly watch from the outside.
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Africa Is Calling: Why the Diaspora Is Looking at Home Differently
For years, the conversation around Africa has often focused on what is missing.
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MTN Nigeria Has More Customers Than Ever. Now It Needs to Make Them Spend More
MTN Nigeria is growing at an impressive pace. Its customer base is expanding, revenue is rising, and data consumption continues to climb.
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After 12 Years, Uber Is Leaving Nigeria. What Went Wrong?
After more than a decade of changing how Nigerians move around their cities, Uber is leaving the Nigerian market.