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NFRC 2025: How Nigerian Fintechs Can Get Operationally Ready Now
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Why These 10 Women Made Forbes’ Tech List in 2025
These 10 women earned spots on the Forbes’ Tech list in 2025 for leading some of the world’s most powerful technology companies across AI, semiconductors, space, and software.
This Week in Crypto: Top Performing Coins + Full Market Recap
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Moniepoint Unveils Moniebook for Nigerian Businesses
Moniepoint has officially unveiled Moniebook, a new all-in-one POS system designed to help Nigerian businesses manage sales, staff, inventory, and multi-location operations more efficiently. The platform, built for SMEs and larger enterprises, combines powerful software with reliable hardware to streamline daily operations and support business growth.
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