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Social Media Bill Facts and Fiction (part B)

Social Media Bill Facts and Fiction (part A)

Information has become easier, cheaper and more widespread and governments around the world are struggling to keep up with the volume and kind of information in the public space hence the discussion around the regulation of social media.

The ICT Editor of THISDAY NEWSPAPER and the immediate past Chairman of NITRA, the Nigerian Information Technology Reporters Association (an interest group of all ICT reporters in Nigeria), Emma Okonji puts into perspective the conversation on regulating social media in Nigeria.

Sex Toys In Relationships

While there are diverse opinions on the use of Sex Toys in Relationships, the CEO of Intimate by Amope, Omoloya Aiyelabola, dissects this adult subject, the benefits and health effects of using these items.

This audio contains strong adult content and therefore not recommended for a younger audience of under 18 years.

What's in AfCFTA for Tech? (part B)

What's in AfCFTA for Tech?

The Africa Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) agreement which kicked off on 1st of January, 2021 holds a lot of prospects for the people of Africa.

Several pundits and major organisations have lauded the initiative, but it presents tough questions for policymakers and huge opportunities for tech startups and innovators in Africa.

An industry sector curator, entrepreneur, African youth leader and policy expert, Carl Oshodi shares expert opinions on how important the tech ecosystem is in the success of the AfCFTA.

Preventing Pregnancy With Technology

Gloria hosts Dr. Akinsiku Solomon Tolu who details different procedures of preventing unintended pregnancy and their side effects.

How African Businesses Can Benefit from the Internet of Things IOT (part B)

Listen to the concluding part of the insightful conversation between Tony and CEO of Oldpine Resource, Kunle Olla, on how African Businesses can leverage the Internet of Things (IoT).

How To Create A Balance In A Relationship

Relationship Therapist, Stephen Adekunle Adegboye, talks about practical skills of successfully managing both work and family. 

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How African Businesses can benefit from IOT

Spotify Launches in About 40 African Countries

Spotify announced that it would soon launch in over 80 markets, including Bangladesh, Pakistan and Nigeria, over the next few days.

The announcement came on Tuesday during their Stream On Livestream event.

It was among the company’s vision for audio and part of its plan for the year.

Also, it would be brought in more than 36 different languages.

This was to reach a global audience; making the market represent more than a billion people who already use the internet.

Also, more artist teams would be able to access Spotify in their native language and control their success on the platform.

In a blog post, Spotify said that the change would be reflected on the dashboard of Spotify for Artists.

“You’ll see listeners from these new countries reflected in your Spotify for Artists dashboard as we launch throughout the year.”

However, the expansion aimed to create new ways for artists to use select playlists to share their stories and create connections with fans.