American Tower Corporation (ATC) Nigeria Partners with ProFuturo Foundation to Transform Educational Landscape in Nigeria through Digital Innovation and Technology
17 Jul
Science & Technology

American Tower Corporation (ATC) Nigeria Partners with ProFuturo Foundation to Transform Educational Landscape in Nigeria through Digital Innovation and Technology

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06 Jul
Business News, Top Stories

Resumption of International Card Usage in Nigeria (GTB, UBA, ACCESS, and others)

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After nearly three years of suspension (mid‑2022 to early 2023), major Nigerian banks—including GTBank, UBA, and Wema—have resumed international transactions on their Naira debit cards as of July 2025 (nairametrics.com). Previously halted due to forex scarcity and FX market strain, this reinstatement comes alongside improvements in foreign exchange liquidity and stabilization of clear-market rates (firstweeklymagazine.com). ? Spending Limits: What's Allowed? Most banks are granting quarterly limits of up to $1,000, broken down as follows: GTBank: $1,000 per quarter for all international transactions; ATM withdrawals abroad capped at $500 quarterly (nairametrics.com). Note: Some premium customers have reportedly received $4,000 quarterly limits—a variation likely based on profile, history, or card type (nairametrics.com). UBA: Offers $1,000 quarterly limit across its Gold, Platinum, and World Naira Cards for online, POS, and ATM use abroad (nairametrics.com). Wema Bank: Also reinstated international use with a $1,000 quarterly spend...
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18 Jun
Educational Resources, Electronics

Is CCTV Worth It for a Small Business in Nigeria? A Cost vs. Benefit Analysis

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As a small or medium-sized business owner in Nigeria, you are a master of spinning plates. You are the CEO, the head of sales, the HR manager, and often, the chief security officer. Every Naira spent is scrutinised, and every investment must deliver a clear, tangible return. In this constant balancing act, installing a Closed-Circuit Television (CCTV) system can feel like a major expense. You ask yourself the crucial question: "Is it truly worth it?" The simple answer is yes. But the insightful answer is that viewing CCTV as a mere "security expense" is a fundamental misunderstanding of its value. In 2025, a modern surveillance system is not a cost centre; it is a powerful investment vehicle that can protect your assets, reduce losses, enhance productivity, and ultimately, increase your profitability. This comprehensive guide will walk you...
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18 Jun
Educational Resources, Electrical

The Ultimate 2025 Price List: How Much Does Solar & Inverter Installation Really Cost in Nigeria?

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If you’re a Nigerian living in 2025, you understand two things with absolute certainty: the cost of running a generator is crippling, and the national grid is, to put it mildly, unpredictable. The constant hum of generators is the soundtrack to our evenings, and the monthly fuel budget feels like a second rent. But what if there was a way to declare independence from this cycle? Welcome to the world of solar power. For years, solar energy was seen as a luxury reserved for the ultra-wealthy. Today, thanks to advancements in technology and a more competitive market, it has become a practical, achievable, and financially sound investment for millions of Nigerian homes and businesses. It’s no longer a question of if you should go solar, but how—and for how much. This is the most comprehensive, no-fluff guide to...
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