Flutterwave, OPay… nine most valuable African startups
Thecable.ng
In Africa, startups fueled by a generation of tech-savvy youths are evolving very rapidly.
In 2021, Nigerian startups deploying tech tools...
Nigeria’s Flutterwave becomes Africa’s biggest fintech startup, surpasses $3 billion valuation
Premiumtimesng.com
Nigerian payments company, Flutterwave, on Wednesday announced that it has secured $250 million in Series D funding, shooting its valuation...
Binance takes crypto education to Nigerian university campuses
Vanguardngr.com
Binance, the world’s leading blockchain ecosystem and cryptocurrency infrastructure provider, is hosting a Campus Masterclass Series for Nigerian university students...
Top secrets of successful Bitcoin Trading
Pmnewsnigeria.com
The crypto market is rapidly changing, and investors must also adapt to increase profitability. Learn about the tops secrets of...
The Metaverse Cryptocurrency That Should Be Avoided Like the Plague
Fool.com
There are no shortage of big-dollar growth trends to invest in. Analytics firm BDSA has forecast a doubling in U.S....
Adulterated fuel: Demand for compensation heightens, as Nigerians count losses
Dailypost.ng
Following the importation of adulterated fuel into the country, which has caused major scarcity of the Premium Motor Spirit, PMS,...
Binance, led by the world’s richest crypto billionaire, is taking a $200 million stake...
Cnbc.com
Binance, the world’s biggest cryptocurrency exchange, is making a $200 million strategic investment in Forbes, the 104-year-old magazine and digital publisher,...
Godwin Emefiele: CBN to stop dollar sales to banks… they must source FX from...
Thecable.ng
Godwin Emefiele, governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), says it will stop the sale of foreign exchange to...
Amid CBN cryptocurrency ban, Russia set to legalize Bitcoin
Nairametrics.com
While Nigeria continues to ban financial institutions from dealing in cryptocurrency, other countries, like Russia and India have decided to...
Is the cryptocurrency trading boom creating a new generation of addicts?
Theguardian.com
When bitcoin first became available for purchase in 2009, cryptocurrencies were a relatively obscure niche product. Not any more. Some...
