Alibaba Advises Women On Keeping Their Man

Alibaba has addressed women once again on his instagram page using the picture above to illustrate what he means by saying it takes more than a hot body to keep a man. 

UK referendum: Latest updates

David Cameron

British Prime Minister David Cameron announces his resignation after the United Kingdom votes to leave the European Union.

Nigerian tech startup, Andela, receives $24m boost from the Chan-Zuckerberg Initiative

Andela, a Nigerian start-up company based in Lagos and New York, has received a $24 million Series B funding round from the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative founded by Mark Zuckerberg and his wife, Priscilla Chan. This is the first leading investment by the initiative formed late last year after the birth of their first daughter. This development shows that Africa is well on its way to becoming the next tech hub following the shortage of developers in Silicon Valley. Since there is a shortage, Andela is in a good position to link the best coders in Africa to the global economy through its school.

Nigeria Generates N50.4billion from Cashew Export in One Year

The President of National Cashew Association of Nigeria, NCAN, Tola Faseru, has said cashew export generated $253 million (about N50.4billion) in foreign exchange for the country in 2015.

Pakistan mourns assassinated Sufi singer Amjad Sabri

Security tight at funeral of Qawwali singer Amjad Sabri, who was killed by Taliban gunmen in Karachi on Wednesday.

Thousands of people have attended the funeral of slain Pakistani Qawwali singer Amjad Sabri in Karachi, amid a major security operation.

AMCON takes over Silverbird TV, Galleria Cinema, and others

The Asset Management Corporation of Nigeria (AMCON) Thursday sealed the Abuja premises of Silverbird Galleria belonging to Bayelsa state Senator Ben Murray Bruce, (PDP).

UBA exec: Kenya’s mobile money succeeded ‘because they are not as fraudulent as Nigerians’

M-Pesa, the mobile money transfer service in Kenya has succeeded compared to Nigeria Kenyans are not as “fraudulent” as Nigerians, Ebenezer Wey, Mobile Banking Manager at Nigerian bank, UBA, has told an international tech event.

Though Nigeria has introduced mobile phone-based money transfer service like Kenya, the local cashless service cannot compete with what Kenyans have done because ”Kenyans are not as fraudulent as Nigerians”, the UBA executive says.