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Sterling Bank revolutionizes credential verification with blockchain technology

BY MOTOLANI OSENI Sterling Bank, a leading financial institution committed to driving innovation and progress, has partnered with the School of Politics, Policy, and Governance (SPPG) to revolutionize credential verification through blockchain technology. This collaboration marks a significant milestone in enhancing the efficiency, security, and accessibility of academic
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Bridge Africa Technologies Honours Damilare Olutimehin with Prestigious Data Innovation Excellence Award

In a moment of remarkable recognition for African excellence in data science, Bridge Africa Technologies has proudly conferred the Data Innovation Excellence Award on Damilare Olutimehin, a distinguished Nigerian data scientist and health informatics researcher whose innovations are transforming public health and digital ecosystems across sectors. This prestigious award,
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Nigeria on track with 70% NIN target-Report

By Motolani Oseni A new report has revealed that Nigeria, through the Nigeria Identity Management Commission (NIMC) is making progress, towards achieving 70 per cent NIN target by the end of 2024. Recall that the Nigeria Identity for National Development (ID4D) initiative, which commenced in 2019, is being financed through an International Development Association (IDA)
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Pioneering the future of warfare: Inside the Nigerian Air Force’s Geospatial intelligence and Data center

On March 19, 2019, the Nigerian Air Force officially commissioned its Geospatial Intelligence and Data Center (GIDC)—a long-anticipated milestone in Nigeria’s fight against insurgency. In an era where military success hinges increasingly on the fusion of data and technology, the GIDC represents a bold leap into the future of modern warfare. Designed to be the […]
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The Systems Behind the Shift: How Austine Unuriode’s Work Is Reshaping Nigeria’s Financial Software Landscape

In the past year, a wave of transformation has swept across Nigeria’s financial services sector—one that is less about consumer-facing apps and more about what happens behind the curtain. Underneath the shiny new mobile banking platforms, automated claims portals, and API-driven product lines lies a fundamental shift in the way enterprise software is being built. […]