POCO has officially launched its latest smartphones — the C71 and X7 Pro — in Nigeria.

📢 Netflix Increases Subscription Prices in Nigeria to ₦8,500 Starting July 4, 2025 Netflix has announced a significant price hike for its subscription plans in Nigeria, effective July 4, 2025. The new pricing structure reflects the company's ongoing adjustments to align with regional economic factors. Plan New Price (₦) Features Mobile 2,200 1 screen, mobile/tablet access only Basic 3,500 1 screen, HD quality, mobile/tablet access Standard 5,500 2 screens, HD quality, mobile/tablet/TV access Premium 8,500 4 screens, Ultra HD quality, mobile/tablet/TV access This adjustment marks a continuation of Netflix's pricing strategy in Nigeria, following previous hikes in April 2024. The company has cited the need to align subscription fees with global market standards and respond to local economic pressures as reasons for these changes . Subscribers should be prepared for the updated pricing structure starting July 4, 2025. It's advisable to review your current plan and consider whether it aligns with your viewing preferences and budget. For those seeking more affordable options, exploring alternative streaming services might be beneficial. #NetflixNigeria #SubscriptionUpdate #StreamingNews

💰 FG Begins Payment of ₦44,000 Minimum Wage Arrears to Former NYSC Members The Federal Government has officially commenced the disbursement of ₦44,000 minimum wage arrears to former members of the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC). This payment is part of efforts to settle outstanding obligations following the adjustment of the national minimum wage. Ex-corps members who served during the period affected by the wage increment are now receiving their due compensation — a long-awaited move that has been widely applauded across social media. ⸻ #NYSCArrears #FGPayments #MinimumWageUpdate #CorpsMembers