NITDA Cautions On Sharing NIN, BVN With AI

Nigeria’s technology regulator has told citizens and organisations to stop entering sensitive personal information into artificial intelligence platforms, warning that details such as National Identification Numbers, Bank Verification Numbers, bank information, photographs and medical results could end up stored outside the user’s control. The caution came in an advisory titled “Advisory on the Safe Use…

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Trump and Xi Agree to Keep Hormuz Open

Trump, Xi Meet in Beijing Over War and Trade

Donald Trump has arrived in Beijing for a high-stakes summit with Xi Jinping as the shadow of a widening war in Iran threatens global stability. The meeting, their first face-to-face encounter of 2026, focuses on five critical friction points: the Middle East conflict, Taiwan, artificial intelligence, trade tariffs, and semiconductor exports. Xi opened the session…

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Microsoft CEO Nadella Testifies in Musk’s Explosive OpenAI Lawsuit

  Microsoft Chief Executive Officer Satya Nadella took the stand on Monday in Elon Musk’s closely watched lawsuit against OpenAI, offering testimony expected to shed light on how the world’s largest software company helped transform ChatGPT’s creator from a charitable organisation into one of the most valuable corporations on earth. Nadella’s appearance before a federal…

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EFCC Apologises to Doctors Over Uyo Hospital Raid

EFCC Chief Warns of Graft in Varsity Finances

Ola Olukoyede, the chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, has condemned the systematic diversion of student fees and other financial abuses within Nigerian universities. The anti-graft boss issued this rebuke while addressing the Committee of Pro-Chancellors of State Universities in Kano. His investigation reveals a troubling pattern of inflated contracts and ghost workers…

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Customs Yields Intercepted Cash Mule to EFCC

Customs Deploys AI to Detect Under-Declared Cargo

The Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) has begun integrating Artificial Intelligence into its operations to curb revenue leakages and identify under-declared goods. Comptroller-General Adewale Adeniyi flagged off a capacity-building programme in Abuja on Monday, marking a shift toward data-driven enforcement. By deploying AI-enabled cameras and risk-assessment systems, the service aims to boost collections without increasing the…

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