News Tokyo’s world-renowned digital art museum TeamLabs is opening in this European city The Tokyo-based art collective’s work attracted 2.5 million visitors in the year up to March 2024, and ...

The attraction seamlessly fuses real marine life with digital art from the “NAKED OCEAN” series to create an immersive, multi-sensory journey. Combining oceanic projections, interactive displays, and ...

During Bangladesh’s July Movement, meme artists and political illustrators used digital satire and visual storytelling as powerful tools of resistance, transforming protest into art that exposed ...

President Tinubu unveils the Kano Digital Park, rebuilt after 2024 protest vandalism. The park aims to empower Nigerian youth with digital skills and global opportunities.

NITDA’s DL4ALL initiative aims to train a critical mass of Nigerians in the informal sector in foundational digital literacy skills to equip them with the necessary tools to access and utilise ...

FirstBank enhances its FirstMobile app with facial biometrics, offering secure login, virtual cards, and seamless transactions. Enjoy a faster, safer banking experience.

This ethereum-based project could change how we think about digital art Yes, you can actually own these digital creations.

Oba Owoade pledged to establish a centre where the youths will be trained to acquire digital skills to curb cybercrimes, but which will empower them to tap into global digital job market from the ...

A new global report has found that 72 per cent of brands now consistently rely on digital channels to shape their public perception, thereby underscoring a ...

The Director General of the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), Dr. Emomotimi Agama, has expressed concern over the growing threat of digital assets fraud, warning that it poses a ...

The Digital Bridge Institute, DBI, has called for the immediate development of a comprehensive policy framework to dismantle all barriers preventing over 27 million Nigerians with disabilities ...

Meta, the parent company of Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp, has said it supports proposals for a common digital majority age across EU member states.