The Nigerian Government has set new rules for social platforms providers, in its bid to combat user-generated content that are harmful to society. The National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA) Monday issued the new regulations. Hadiza Umar, spokesperson for NITDA, said the new code was designed to protect the “fundamental human rights of Nigerians and […]
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Google has released Android 13 beta 3 and the product has reached platform stability. This means that there won’t be any significant changes to Android 13’s Application Programming Iinterfaces (API), and developers can tune their apps for the version when it rolls out to consumers. “We’re asking all app and game developers to start your final
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Meta has cancelled the development of its smartwatch, according to a report by Bloomberg. Consumertrics reports that photo of Meta’s smartwatch with a camera leaked last year, but nothing is heard of it since then. Meta (and before it Facebook) has been looking for years for a route into hardware to diversify its business and
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Apple is planning a buy now pay later (BNPL) service as part of its new operating system, iOS 16. Apple Pay Later will allow users in the US to spread the cost of a purchase into four payments over six weeks, without paying interest or fees. It forms part of a range of new iPhone
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Becoming a smart consumer begins with making sound financial decisions before you buy. To achieve this, decide on what to buy before getting to the market (both online or offline); have a plan, know what, when, and how to buy. In a clear-cut sense, smart buying will help you avoid spending your money frivolously or
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As the rainy season intensifies, the prices of tomatoes and onions across the states have started to increase. Tomato and onion production in the country is mostly rain-fed, with most smallholder farmers that dominate the space not having the technology needed for large-scale wet season production. The country’s annual production is about 1.8 million metric
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The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) says it is setting up cash hubs for safe handling of money in areas where heavy commercial activities take place. This is contained in a circular it issued on Thursday. The apex bank sets out the mode of the cash of the hubs in the circular titled, ‘Guidelines for
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Peltic Ulcer is a health condition that gives its sufferer stomach discomfort. It is the pain felt in the stomach when it inside lining sores. Ulcers, generally, occurs when digestive juices/acid causes the mucus layer covering the underlying tissues get too thin. This poses a danger and ultimately damages the walls of the stomach or
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Cases relating to bank customers making instant (inter-bank) electronic fund transfers to wrong accounts, but not being able to get it resolved satisfyingly, abound within the Nigerian banking space. With weak regulations and bureaucratic challenges, consumers of banking services do not often get redress and, thus, helplessly resign to their fates. Below is what the
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Meta is rolling out a new ‘Calls tab’ for Messenger, the company has announced. It says the new feature will make it easier for users to connect with friends and family through the app in one tap. It is now available globally on iOS and will roll out to Android users in the next few
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