The Executive Vice Chairman of the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC), Dr. Aminu Maida, has pledged that transparency will form the bedrock of his leadership as Nigeria's chief telecom regulator as this will enable a solid foundation inĀ  building a resilient, accountable and efficient institution.

NCC Joins NDPC to commemorate National Privacy Week

The Nigerian Communications Commission is pleased to join the Nigeria Data Protection Commission (NDPC) and stakeholders across the globe to commemorate the National Privacy Week 2026, a flagship event held annually in alignment with the Global Privacy Day, every January 28th. Under the themeĀ ā€˜”Privacy in the Era of Emerging Technologies: Trust, Ethics and Innovation’’ this year’s…

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Why Terra Industries Had to Go to Silicon Valley, By Olumide Awoyemi

When Terra Industries, a Nigerian defence technology startup, recently announced an $11.75 million funding round led by Silicon Valley venture firm 8VC, many celebrated it as a triumph of Nigerian innovation. Co-founded by 22-year-old Nathan Nwachuku and 26-year-old Maxwell Maduka, Terra is currently protecting assets valued at approximately $11 billion across Nigeria—hydropower plants, mines, and…

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NASENI Launches Inter-Agency Innovation Competition for MDAs

The National Agency for Science and Engineering Infrastructure (NASENI) is excited to announce the launch of an Inter-Agency Innovation Competition & Awards aimed at harnessing innovation, promoting collaboration and creativity among Ministries, Departments, and Agencies (MDAs) of the Federal Government. NASENI has the statutory mission ā€œto develop and maintain a dynamic infrastructure to drive Nigeria’s…

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The Paper Paradox: Breaking the “Regime” of Stagnation in Nigerian Pharma Manufacturing, By Olumide Awoyemi

In the bustling industrial estates of Ikeja, Agbara, and Ota, a quiet crisis is unfolding. It is not a crisis of capability; Nigerian pharmaceutical manufacturers are among the most resilient and resourceful in the world. It is not a crisis of demand—with a population of over 200 million, the market for essential medicines is vast…

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