Author: ITPulse

In a world where life moves at the speed of a swipe, and stress seeps in through our screens, something deeper than fatigue is taking root. We’re not just tired, we’re energetically depleted. From the moment we wake up to a flood of notifications to the hours we spend under fluorescent lights and digital glare, modern life is silently draining us. It’s no wonder people increasingly report feeling foggy, disconnected, dehydrated and perpetually worn out, despite eating well or exercising regularly. That exhaustion is no longer just a feeling; it’s becoming a widespread health concern. Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (CFS), described…

To address threats from new technologies, the Nigerian government, through the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC), is creating a new cybersecurity framework set to launch in 2026. This initiative aims to protect digital infrastructure and improve online safety for consumers in the country’s communications sector. The framework will specifically address security challenges posed by emerging technologies to create a more secure digital economy in Nigeria. The NCC’s Executive Commissioner for Technical Services (ECTS), Abraham Oshadami, highlighted the urgency of this new framework during a recent stakeholder meeting in Abuja, explaining that as services become more digital and data exchange grows, a…

The Stakeholders in Blockchain Technology Association of Nigeria (SiBAN), Nigeria’s leading blockchain self-regulatory body, has taken a decisive step in advancing regulatory collaboration by engaging with the Nigerian Financial Intelligence Unit (NFIU) recently. During the engagement session, SiBAN’s President, Obinna Iwuno underscored the association’s commitment to compliance, transparency and responsible innovation in Nigeria’s blockchain and digital assets ecosystem. “Nigeria’s reputation in international finance depends on our ability to maintain high standards of compliance. By working with the NFIU, SiBAN is ensuring that blockchain and digital assets operators in Nigeria contribute positively to the fight against financial crime and safeguard Nigeria…

High-Level Policymakers, Institutional Investors, and Technology Leaders Converge in Abuja to Shape the Future of Tokenization, Stablecoins, and AI-Blockchain Integration Cyberchain, Africa’s leading Web3 and digital economy convener, is proud to announce Tokenized Economy 2025, the continent’s premier industry conference driving Africa’s entry into the next phase of blockchain-enabled economic transformation. Scheduled for 28 October 2025 at the NAF Conference Centre in Abuja, the event will unite policymakers, institutional investors, fintech innovators, and technology leaders to define and deploy actionable frameworks for Real-World Asset (RWA) tokenization, cross-border stablecoin adoption, AI-blockchain integration, and scalable decentralized infrastructure. Building on Regulatory Milestones Following…

The Accra Institute of Technology (AIT) marked its 21st Graduation Ceremony and welcomed the incoming Class of 2025 at a vibrant combined matriculation and graduation event. Held on August 23, 2025, at the ATTC/PIWC Hall in Kokomlemle, the ceremony highlighted AIT’s dedication to providing high-quality, technology-driven education and fostering innovation across Africa. AIT, recognized as Ghana’s best technology-focused university by the Ghana Tertiary Awards and Global Business Insight (UK), celebrated the graduation of 505 students from both undergraduate and postgraduate programs. Meanwhile, 1,094 new students were welcomed into the Class of 2025. In his address, Professor Clement K. Dzidonu, President…

In a landmark initiative aimed at improving daily life, LG Electronics has commissioned a solar-powered borehole system and mobile laundry cabin in Abeokuta, offering residents free access to clean water and laundry services. The project underscores LG’s commitment to leveraging innovative technology to strengthen communities and enhance the quality of life. More than just infrastructure, the dual initiative embodies care, innovation, and community dignity. At its heart, the solar-powered borehole provides sustainable, reliable access to potable water, an essential daily resource. By harnessing renewable energy, the system operates independently of the power grid, ensuring 24/7 availability for the community. Complementing…

There is a significant increase in cyber threats in Nigeria during the first half of 2025, as Kaspersky data reveals a 66% increase in password stealers and a 53% increase in blocked spyware compared to the same period in 2024. These findings were released ahead of the GITEX Nigeria technology event, where Kaspersky plans to offer practical advice and workshops to help both businesses and individuals strengthen their defenses. According to the data, in the first half of 2025, Kaspersky’s security tools blocked over 1.46 million online attack attempts in Nigeria, impacting nearly one in five users (19.9%). The common…

When people ask me what the secret is to making films, my answer is simple: the trick is always in the story. But of course, it is never only that simple. A good script is a given, as are strong casts and the right team behind the camera. Those are the foundations. Yet over time, I have come to realize that filmmaking today requires us to think beyond the script and the set. We must also think about the screen, the audience, and the journey of the story once it leaves our hands. As a filmmaker, I am often asked…

Three trailblazing Nigerian women innovators; Kemisola Bolarinwa, founder of Nextwear Technologies; Anita Ngeri, founder of Nibi’s Tech; and Odion Ikyo, co-founder of PrimeSafePath Solutions showcased their groundbreaking work at the Ninth Tokyo International Conference on African Development (TICAD 9) in Yokohama, Japan. The event, held under the theme “Co-Create Innovative Solutions with Africa,” highlighted their role in driving tech-led growth on a global stage. These innovators were finalists from the IgniteHer Bootcamp for Women Entrepreneurs, a joint initiative by the National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA) and the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA). The bootcamp was designed to help women…

A new independent report has concluded that the Nigerian Communications Commission’s (NCC) regulatory actions are significantly advancing Nigeria’s digital economy and helping to achieve the National Broadband Plan’s goal of 70% penetration by 2025. The impact report by Communiqué, titled “Regulating for the Future: Telecom Policy, Innovation, and Nigeria’s Digital Inclusion Goals,” evaluated the NCC’s reforms over the past two years. David Adeleke, Founder and CEO of Communiqué, commented on the report, stating that the telecom industry is crucial to Nigeria’s digital future, powering everything from e-commerce to healthcare. “With the industry already contributing more than 16% to Nigeria’s GDP,…