Frank Eleanya is a Senior Reporter at TechCabal. He covers a range of topics including the telecommunications industry, 5G technology, and the intersection of technology and business, with a focus on infrastructure and digital advancements. Frank's work has been featured in BusinessDay, Next Billion, and TechCabal.
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Frank Eleanya's articles predominantly focus on the Nigerian economy, technology, and startups. He frequently covers topics related to cryptocurrency, fraud, and business developments in Nigeria.
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Meta is appealing a Nigerian High Court ruling limiting behavioural advertising and data use on Facebook and Instagram. Image source: Propmodo
Heirs Energies built a digital control layer to revive Nigeria’s OML 17, using real-time telemetry to double output and curb crude theft.
A Nigerian digital-rights group has sued TikTok over access disruptions in four northern states, alleging violations of expression and equality rights.
Why millions of Africans stay offline despite network coverage and what Ghana, Egypt, and Niger reveal about affordability, trust and useful services.
NIMC says its identity database is hosted in Nigeria and managed by staff, but local storage alone cannot guarantee the security of Nigerians’ personal data.
By: Progress Godfrey, Frank Eleanya
JAMB’s planned Ottawa exam centre could widen access, but attracting students to Nigeria will take more than a $20 test and a venue abroad.
Nigeria’s fibre deployment figures show why lower Right of Way fees alone may not attract investment or close the country’s connectivity gaps.
INFRAGORA plans two AI-ready data centres in Nigeria in an investment worth up to $1 billion, with construction targeted for Q2 2027.
By: Frank Eleanya
African governments offer AI companies a route to revenue and scale. But lengthy tenders, demanding eligibility rules and upfront delivery costs can strain startups’ cash reserves before payment arrives.
Africa has 179 ports. Why is cargo still expensive? Customs delays, port bottlenecks and inland transport gaps add to the bill.
