Justice Yetunde Idowu of an Ikeja High Court, Tuesday, fixed June 18, for ruling on an application by Governor Babatunde Fashola of Lagos State, asking the court to stay proceedings in a case instituted by Mr Femi Pedro, a former deputy governor of the state.

The Nigeria Football Federation has decided to step in full force to avoid the collapse of the international friendly encounter between the Super Eagles and Colombia, billed for London on May 30.

The first African indigenous mobile phone maker, Anabel Mobile, has thrown its weight behind the development of sports in Nigeria by partnering with Ikoyi Club to organise an open Badminton tournament for school age children and adults.

The Lagos State government has described the recent documentary aired by the British Broadcasting Corporation, BBC2, entitled: “Welcome to Lagos” as distasteful to the government and people of the state, saying it has political and economic undertones.

SPORTS and sporting activities in academic curricula have been described as a veritable tool through which excellence in pupils can be measured.

ON the heels of CTO 2010 which held in Lagos and addressed the nation’s identity management crisis, the e-Nigeria 2010 Conference held in Abuja last week with the theme, National ICT4D: Implications for Vision 20-2020 at the Shehu Musa YarÁdua Centre in Abuja.

The current development status of the Niger Delta region is, perhaps, best described as one of the incredible paradoxes of our time!

While 83% of operating systems used in Nigerian market are said to have been pirated, it may not be business as usual again for software pirates operating in various Nigerian IT markets, especially at the Computer Village Ikeja with the recent launch of Clean Dealers Program, (CDP) by the software giant, Microsoft.

As the wave of technology revolution sweeps across the coast of African continent, particularly with the landing of Glo and Main One fibre optic cables, and now waiting for full deployment into the nooks and crannies of the country to accelerate internet service, most service providers are beginning to jettison satellite network and paying attention only on broadband as the only way to go.

Recently, Cyberlife had reported that software giant, Microsoft, too had joined in the battle against cyberhackers who are currently successfully carrying out attacks on local websites owned by corporate organisations in the country.
The telecommunication and banking industry have been the worst hit by this menace due to its high dependence on the internet and it’s many online tools.