THE parliamentarians today decided to air their views on a potpourri of issues, starting with the activities of the Power Holding Company of Nigeria (PHCN).

CERTAINLY, these are not the best of times for trailer drivers. This is as a result of the increasing attacks by criminals who disguise as security operatives on patrol on major highways. They do this in order not to arouse suspicion from their victims and to also beat security checks.

TRADERS in the popular Computer Village otherwise known as Otigba market, Ikeja last week accused men of the Nigerian police of impersonation and extortion in the market.

Stakeholders and industry experts in Nigeria are eagerly awaiting this year’s New Partnership for Africa’s Development NEPAD’s communications technologies (ICT) Africa Summit 2010 taking place in the second week of August in Cape Town , South Africa. They are however saying that these summits and meetings which are almost beginning to tow each other in line should finally begin to leave lasting effects on the poor masses.

What Nigeria must do to succeed in the 21ST century First, it is my candid professional opinion that, Nigeria cannot attain any meaningful and quality global development without ensuring that there is consistent, constant and un-interruptible electricity supply at all points and at all times. We used to hear that knowledge is power.

OMUGO is an Igbo word which finds relevance in allmost all Nigerian tribes.It is an exercise every Nigerian mother looks forward to with enthusiasm. So, what is Omugo? It is a mother’s visit to her daughter, who has just been delivered of a baby. The aim of the visit is to care for mother and child.

The United Kingdom Minister of State for Security and Counter-Terrorism, Baroness Pauline Neville-Jones will tomorrow deliver a keynote speech at the Commonwealth Telecommunications Organisation (CTO) organized Cybersecurity forum 2010.

Robson Plaza, the only major telecom and computer market in Warri has erupted in crisis and is currently engulfed in conflicts and disputes. This is as a result of a lingering war between big time dealers and small operators over the issue of price irregularity that has resulted in the non patronage of the small dealers by the consumers.

NetApp Inc has overtake its three rivals including HP, Dell and Hitachi in storage to move into second place in the market for external data storage equipment, whose overall sales grew 17 percent to $5 billion in the first quarter, according to market researcher IDC.

Basking from the euphoria of a seemingly unshakeable market leadership in global mobile phone sales, mobile phone manufacturers, Nokia, is perhaps no longer looking at technology as a marketing tool but a strategy to achieve a seemingly three-pronged ideologies to empower the world — Innovation, People and Possibilities.