Most crypto wallets cost users money, in gas fees, swap charges, and on-ramp friction. But what if your wallet did the opposite? What if it paid you for using it? That’s exactly what Cold Wallet is doing, and it’s catching serious attention from investors ahead of the 2025 bull run. With a current token price

With July winding down, we’re just a month away from closing out Q3 and inching closer to a potential market breakout in Q4. At this point, traders who are still waiting on the sidelines risk missing the window for massive gains. The best time to grab low-priced, high-potential cryptos is before the rally begins, not

…as association seek FG’s intervention to halt Dangote’s distribution plan The Nigerian Oil and Gas Suppliers Association (NOGASA) has called on the Dangote Refinery to halt its plan to commence the distribution of petrol products to end users, stating that it is unsustainable for the company. Dangote Refinery, had disclosed plans to deploy 4,000 new

Samsung Electronics has reported a 5.8 percent decline in quarterly revenue, with consolidated sales falling to ₩74.6 trillion and operating profit dropping to ₩4.7 trillion for the second quarter ended June 30, 2025. The dip underscores the combined impact of softer smartphone sales and mounting costs linked to export restrictions affecting its semiconductor business. The

First HoldCo Plc, chaired by Nigerian billionaire Femi Otedola, has made headlines once again, this time for pulling in over $1 billion in gross earnings in just six months.  The banking group, which owns First Bank of Nigeria, posted a remarkable $1.07 billion in gross earnings for the first half of 2025, signaling a strong

If you’re reading this while hunched over your phone, take a moment, sit up straight. That little rectangle in your hand might be doing more harm than you think. Using your phone may feel like second nature, but the way we interact with our devices is silently reshaping our bodies and not in a good

To tighten its grip on Africa’s cement market, Dangote Cement Plc has announced plans to open a new three-million-ton grinding plant in Côte d’Ivoire.  The development is expected to deepen the company’s Pan-African footprint and ramp up its export strength across the continent. The Ivorian expansion comes at a time when Dangote Cement is already

Attack helicopters are more than flying guns,they are versatile platforms that offer close air support, armed reconnaissance, and rapid response in environments where fixed-wing aircraft cannot operate.  Their speed, agility, and heavy armament make them indispensable for modern militaries facing both conventional battles and asymmetric threats.  As nations invest in these rotary-wing workhorses, the size

With inflation still hovering around 22.97% and unemployment among young Nigerians estimated at over 4.84%, more people are ditching traditional job hunts and exploring low-barrier, self-starting businesses.   These aren’t just get-rich-quick schemes. They’re sustainable, flexible, and often tech-powered micro-businesses built for today’s economy. Here are the top 5 low-cost business ideas Nigerians are testing and

Atalanta CEO Luca Percassi has confirmed that Nigerian forward Ademola Lookman is keen to depart the Gewiss Stadium this summer, with Inter Milan reportedly leading the race to sign the Everton winger. Speaking during the unveiling of new signing Honest Ahanor, Percassi addressed the ongoing transfer speculation, telling reporters (via Corriere dello Sport). Read Also: Italian

The National Insurance Commission (NAICOM) has issued a guideline that offers Insuretech’s leeway to operate in the Nigerian insurance space. The guidelines, effective August 1, 2025, were issued following extensive stakeholder consultation and engagement and are designed to provide a clear and unified regulatory framework for the licensing, operations, and supervision of Insurtech firms in

The freelancing economy in Nigeria is not just growing, it’s exploding. As global companies hunt for remote talent and dollar-paying gigs go mainstream, over 17 million Nigerians are now earning income from freelance platforms, digital contracts, and virtual work arrangements. With platforms like Upwork, Deel, and Fiverr gaining traction, Nigeria’s freelance workforce is now contributing