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Will Cathcart, the man who grew WhatsApp into the world's most widely used messaging application, has announced his departure after nearly seven years at the helm, handing control to Kunal Shah, an Indian entrepreneur who built one…

The 73rd Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity has announced its first set of winners, with AB InBev taking home the inaugural Creative Brand Lion Grand Prix as part of its recognition as Creative Marketer of the Year…

Following an expanded partnership between CANAL+ and Samsung Electronics, the DStv Stream app will now be pre-installed on new Samsung Smart TVs sold in Nigeria and 17 other African countries. The agreement covers English and…

Meta has officially launched paid subscription plans for WhatsApp, Facebook, and Instagram globally, marking the social media giant's boldest move yet into consumer subscriptions, and Nigerian users are already seeing the plans…

Nigeria has officially launched FreeTV, a new national digital television platform that will provide viewers with access to more than 100 television channels without monthly subscription, marking a significant milestone in the…

The rules of public relations are being rewritten, and digital is holding the pen. In this piece, Bolaji Abimbola, MD/CEO of Integrated Indigo Limited, breaks down the shift from traditional PR to a digital-first approach and what…

The Association of Corporate Communication and Marketing Professionals in Banks (ACAMB) has kicked off activities marking its 30th anniversary with a tree-planting exercise on Providence Street, Lekki Phase 1, Lagos, signalling…

Meta has just flipped the script entirely with a new feature called "AI Mode" that skips the usual list of search results and instead gives you a straight answer pulled from what real people are actually saying across the platform.…

A major regulatory overhaul targeting Nigeria’s financial holding companies like Access Holdings Plc, Guaranty Trust Holding Company Plc (GTCO), First Bank Nigeria Holdings Plc, among others, is set to inflate operational…

Recent research has revealed that Nigerian Banks accumulated N224.69 billion in revenue from electronic banking and ATM-related charges in the first quarter of 2026, a significant surge in income from digital services. This figure,…