Nigeria's Digital Battlefield: Uber Flees, FCCPC Demands Answers on Customer Fallout

Nigeria's FCCPC probes Uber's abrupt exit on September 2, 2026, after 12 years, focusing on unfulfilled customer obligations. The exit follows...

Cybersecurity Red Alert: 'Claude Mythos' Triggers AI Arms Race in Digital Defense

Anthropic's Claude Mythos AI discovers thousands of zero-day vulnerabilities, prompting a global wake-up call for AI security protocols. Learn...

Finally! Nigerian Regulators Force Telcos to Pay YOU for Bad Network Service – A Game Changer?

Nigerian regulators have ordered telcos to compensate users directly with airtime credits for poor network service, marking a major shift in c...

Nigeria's Digital Shield: FG Launches New Coordination Council to Combat Surging Cyber Threats

Nigeria launches a new Cybersecurity Coordination Council in April 2026 to combat surging cyber threats, aiming for collective defence, enhanc...

CBN's 21-Day Ultimatum: Nigerian Banks Race to Fortify Cyber Defenses Amid Escalating Threats

Nigeria's Central Bank (CBN) issues a critical 21-day ultimatum to banks for comprehensive cybersecurity self-assessment, threatening sanction...

Beyond Huawei: FCC Extends 'Covered List' to All New Foreign Routers in Pivotal Cybersecurity Move

U.S. FCC bans new foreign-made routers effective March 2026, citing national security risks and cyberattack involvement. China controls 60% of...

AI Unleashed: Nigeria and Africa's Digital Frontiers in the Global Cybersecurity Arms Race of 2026

Explore the escalating AI vs. AI cybersecurity arms race in 2026, focusing on African innovation, funding rounds like Cybervergent's $3M, mark...

Nitrogen Strikes Again: Enensys Technologies Breach Exposes Global Cybersecurity Fault Lines in March 2026

ENENSYS Technologies confirmed a data breach on March 19, 2026, by the 'Nitrogen' threat actor. This highlights global and African cybersecuri...

LEAKED DRAFT: Nigeria's New Cybersecurity Bill Proposes AI-Powered Surveillance & Mandatory Local Hosting for Critical Data

Nigeria Joins INTERPOL-Led Worldwide Crackdown On Fraud Networks, 45,000 Sites Shut Down, 94 Arrested

Nigeria played a key role in INTERPOL's Operation Red Card 2.0 (Dec 2025 - Jan 2026), contributing to 651 arrests, $4.3M recovered, and over 1...