Advocacy group sues Nigerian government over failure to publish Twitter agreementTwitter returned to the country in January after a seven-month ban.By I. Bonifacic, 02.13.2022
Twitter is no longer blocked in NigeriaThe country blocked the social network after it deleted a tweet by the Nigerian president. By M. Moon, 01.13.2022
Nigeria lifts Twitter ban but demands it’s used for ‘business and positive engagements’It was originally banned following tweets criticizing the country's president.By S. Dent, 10.01.2021
Twitter suspended in Nigeria amid face-off over president's tweetThe country will even try to prosecute people who dodge the suspension.By M. Moon, 06.05.2021
Two Nigerians face US charges over online fraud worth 'hundreds of millions'They allegedly used email to rip off American companies.By J. Fingas, 07.04.2020
Fraud ring uses stolen data to scam unemployment insurance programsIt underscores weaknesses in online security.By J. Fingas, 05.17.2020
Google Gallery Go is a lightweight, offline Android photo managerIt comes with many of the features of Google Photos, but without the bulk.By R. England, 07.24.2019
Google's next undersea internet cable will link Africa and EuropeThe first phase of the Equiano cable should be online in 2021.By K. Holt, 06.28.2019
Facebook will expand its political ad rules to Nigeria, Ukraine and EUIt's also rolling them out in India.By M. Locklear, 01.16.2019
Google will roll out 200 WiFi hotspots in Nigeria by 2020It's part of a broader effort to bring the country online. By T. Seppala, 07.26.2018
US builds a $100 million African drone base to fight Boko HaramCentral Niger is a key ally in the fight against militant extremists.By A. Tarantola, 09.30.2016
Google, Facebook seek to drive down cost of internet access, join Alliance for Affordable InternetBy J. Volpe, 10.07.2013
Visa aims at developing countries with new international prepaid mobile payment serviceBy R. Lai, 11.17.2011
Brilliant PS3 Slim ad loses Nigerian scam reference, internet rumors now known to have started WWIBy R. Miller, 09.11.2009