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Domain Registration in Nigeria: Understanding Legality and Key Points

If you are just starting a business online in Nigeria, like a fashion brand, blog, startup, or service, your first step is domain registration.  Think of your domain name as your digital home address. It is how people find you, trust you, and remember your brand.  Many Nigerians wonder: “Is domain registration legal here, and …

Build Your Website Fast with AI WordPress Website Builder

In Nigeria today, almost every business has moved online.  Think about the street vendors in Lagos or freelance designers in Abuja. They all know customers are searching for them on the internet.  Sure, social media like Instagram and WhatsApp groups help, but they are not enough anymore.  People want to trust who they buy from. …

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Imagine telling someone ten years ago that a website could build itself. They would probably laugh. Yet here we are.  With the Olitt AI Website Builder, you don’t just design a website, you let AI do the heavy lifting for you.  It doesn’t matter if you are a business owner, freelancer, or student in Nigeria, …

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Everywhere you look in Nigeria today, businesses are going digital. From Lagos to Kano, from Abuja to Port Harcourt, brands are moving online to meet customers where they spend most of their time: on their phones. In fact, more than 84% of Nigerians access the internet through mobile devices, a number that keeps rising every …

Don’t Get Tricked! How to Recognize Phishing Attacks in 2025

Every time you open your email inbox, you are actually taking a small risk. One wrong click, one rushed decision and you could be handing over your most sensitive information to a cybercriminal. In 2025, the stakes are higher than ever. The phishing attacks have become so clever that even the most cautious people are …