Author: DigitalTimesNG

It was glitz and glamour as the premier and leading financial institution in the country, FirstBank thrilled their customers with a memorable “DecemberIssaVybe” at the just concluded Vibe on the Beach, featuring sensational music act, Ayodeji Ibrahim Balogun widely known as Big Wiz. The timing of the concert was right, having had Asake and Kiss Daniel’s concert precede that of the grammy award-winning music sensation. DecemberIssaVybe is not just about music but fun, fun and fun in its entirety, from stage plays to art and culture… the list comprised Culturati to Beeta Arts Festival Abuja, Koffi Tha Guru Unorthodox, Duke…

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By Sue AZARI It is no secret that over the past few years, the e-commerce industry has been constantly and rapidly evolving, with COVID-19 playing a significant role. Many retailers have experienced highs as a result of the pandemic, with consumers taking advantage of the convenience of shopping for pretty much anything right from the comfort of their living room; whilst others such as offline retailers suffered, due to their lack of a digital footprint when the lockdown was introduced. Judging by recent trends, global retail e-commerce sales will continue to soar in 2023, showcasing the adaptability of e-commerce, which…

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By Cynthia Alabi Nigeria’s Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) market is experiencing remarkable growth. It may have hit its 2022 projection of $149.5 million, and all signs point to continued momentum. With more businesses embracing digital tools to scale and stay competitive, the market is expected to reach $569.3 million by 2028. The shift didn’t happen overnight. COVID-19 accelerated what was already inevitable: a digital-first approach to business across sectors. The Rising Tide of SaaS Historically, technology adoption in Nigeria moved at a cautious pace. However, the pandemic catalysed a shift, making remote work, e-commerce, and digital payments essential to business operations. This…

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A good parameter for the measurement of the strength of a company lies in the quality and diversity of its product range. Great companies are known for their exceptional products and service offerings. For Smile Nigeria, West Africa’s pioneer 4G LTE broadband service provider, its products and service offerings, designed to offer the best internet service to customers, underscore its pre-eminence in the Nigerian Broadband market. Notable among its various product offerings is the multifaceted Smile Unlimited plans including the UnlimitedLite, UnlimitedEssential, Freedom 3Mbps, Freedom 6Mbps and Freedom BestEffort plan. Smile Unlimited plans are tailor-made and unmatched in the value…

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By Bolaji ISRAEL In Nigeria, the first day of December ushers in the advent of the festive season which runs through the month progressively till early January when businesses and official duties resume fully again. December, in the world’s most populous black nation, is characterised, by fascinating scenery, by shops, streets, offices and homes getting decorated with twinkling lights and dazzling ornaments. The month also welcomes the religious festivities of Christmas, the biggest celebration for Christians globally which takes place just a week before the New Year rolls in amidst a celebration unmatched by any other from the rest of…

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MTN Nigeria Communications Plc has been named the Most Compliant Listed Company at the Nigerian Exchange Limited (NGX) Made of Africa Awards, held at the Civic Centre, Victoria Island, Lagos on 6 December 2022. The award recognises the listed company with the highest levels of compliance with the Rules of The Exchange and other applicable laws and regulations. Accepting the award, Chief Financial Officer, MTN Nigeria, Modupe Kadri said: “Since MTN Nigeria’s listing on the NGX in 2019, we have been very deliberate in the way we have approached our compliance with the rules and regulations of The Exchange, which…

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