FG, ASUU trade accusations
Amnesty C’ttee, stakeholders meet in PH
Katsina monarch defends Yar’Adua’s slow pace
100 communities dislodged in JTF/militants war—Otuaro
Omatek unveils world’s smallest desktop PC
Flood, bad roads grind Lagos to a halt
Galaxy Backbone partners MTN on internet solutions
Intel, Nokia announce strategic partnership
Apapa As Agony
Urhobo Political Forum tasks N-Deltans on peace
Etisalat hits 1m subscriber
Varsities: Dialogue as casualty
MTN extends strategic co-operation with BICS

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CNP takes roadmap to Uyo, Yenagoa, Kaduna…
The Computerize Nigeria Project, CNP, has rolled out a nationwide road show designed to put PCs in the hands many Nigerians across the country at affordable prices..
2.3 Ghz impasse, Mobitel boss arrest: Is Mr President’s silence still golden?
JUST as the hen was roosting home one Monday in May 2009, the news flashed that the Executive Vice Chairman of the Nigerian Communications Commission, Engr Ernest Ndukwe was on the EFCC net, over the way he licensed the 2.3Ghz Wimax licence, to four operators.
Good percentage of ATM fraud associated with PIN leakage, says Obaro
John Tanimola Obaro, is the Managing Director, SystemSpecs – Nigeria’s leading HR, Payroll, Accounting and e-payment solutions provider. . At the just concluded e-Payment Forum for the Media organized by SystemSpecs, Obaro had an interactive session with IT journalists where he spoke on a number of industry issues including security issues in using ATM. Emekas Aginam, Vanguard Asst. Online Editor, was there.
Why we are on strike, by ASUU
By Peter Duru MAKURDI—The Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, has declared that the core essence of the ongoing strike action by the union is to stem the tide of brain drain that has hit Nigerian Universities in recent time due mainly to the inability of government to effective address the nagging issues confronting university […]
Nasuba set to hit market with new products
Supplier of prepaid telephone cards in Africa, Nasuba Express has said it is set to launch yet another new product for her African market tagged “Nasuba Express card.â€

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