The Abia State Government and Sport Nigeria Ltd/Gte have signed a technical agreement to establish Africa's first-ever Sports Special Economic Zone. This initiative aims to promote sports development and create jobs.  

The Nigerian government aims to achieve N2.3 trillion yearly revenue from agriculture, highlighting the sector's potential for economic growth.

A summit was held in Nigeria to unlock the potential of sports as a driver of economic growth, job creation, and community development across Africa. The event highlighted the importance of sports in fostering economic development.

Eswatini's National Science Week was launched on February 13, 2025, at the University of Swaziland's Kwaluseni Campus. The event aims to boost innovation and technological advancements in the country. Minister of ICT, Savannah Maziya, encouraged students to apply projects that solve global challenges like poverty, climate change, and inequality.

Nigeria's e-payment transactions have reached N1.07 quadrillion, highlighting the growth of digital payments in the country. The surge in e-payment transactions is driven by the increasing adoption of digital payment platforms and the growing demand for convenient and secure payment solutions.