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Street traders , okada riders threaten free movement at Computer Village

Street traders , okada riders threaten free movement at Computer Village

While the activities of street hawkers along the streets of Computer Village Ikeja still disrupt t free movement of goods and persons despite ban by the Lagos State Ministry of Environment, Okada riders have also constituted a threat , Vanguard CyberLIFE finding can reveal.

Multiple taxation tasks investors, by ALTON

Multiple taxation tasks investors, by ALTON

The Association of Licensed Telecommunication of Nigeria, (ALTON) has again raised alarm on the impact of multiple taxation on telecom operators in the country, saying that multiple taxation which serves as a disincentive to investor has been a key challenge.

‘ICT can save film industry’

‘ICT can save film industry’

A leading institute in ICT studies in the country; Digital Bridge recently held a stakeholders forum at the institute’s Lagos campus with Nigerian film makers and producers.

Stakeholders to mark 50 Years of ICT

Stakeholders to mark 50 Years of ICT

An ICT stakeholders event to commemorate the Golden jubilee celebration of the country and the start off of ICT in the country is already underway.

‘Excessive regulation, cause of business unease’

‘Excessive regulation, cause of business unease’

Leading provider of mobile phone network in the country; MTN, has said that multiple regulation and taxation are adding to a number of other environmental bottlenecks currently faced by mobile phone operators in the country; which are alien in other operating environments and which now dim operators’ joy.

EPL loss, our story, HiTV

EPL loss, our story, HiTV

For Entertainment Highway Limited, owners of HiTV cable station, it is not all over, after the loss of European Premier League, EPL, broadcast right some few weeks back.

IBB threatens to sue SERAP over Okigbo report

IBB threatens to sue SERAP over Okigbo report

The drama surrounding the alleged Pius Okigbo panel’s report on the $12.4 billion oil windfall took another dimension yesterday as former Military President, General Ibrahim Babangida (rtd), threatened to sue Socio-Economic Rights Accountability Project (SERAP) for attempting to damage his reputation.

Amuwo Odofin seeks Solar energy solution

Amuwo Odofin seeks Solar energy solution

The Chairman, Amuwo Odofin Local government Council, Comrade Adewale Ayodele has concluded plans to take off a Pilot scheme on Solar energy as an alternative power supply in the area.

Senate approves N87b for INEC

Senate approves N87b for INEC

THE Senate, slashed the supplementary budget of the Independent National Electoral Commission to N87,721,961,531 (eighty seven billion, seven hundred and twenty one million, nine hundred and sixty one thousand, five hundred and thirty one naira).

1,755 subscribers win cars, other prizes in Glo Promo

1,755 subscribers win cars, other prizes in Glo Promo

A record one thousand seven hundred and fifty-five subscribers emerged winners in the Glo Recharge and Win Promo just as the National Lottery Regulatory Commission (NLRC) validated the integrity of the Glo sales promotions, saying Glo promos are real.

Starcomms launches int’l roaming, multilingual IPCC

Starcomms launches int’l roaming, multilingual IPCC

Starcomms Plc, last week introduced international roaming for its subscribers. This is even as it launched its friendly Internet Protocol Contact Centre, (IPCC), as well as two dedicated Self-Care lines to enable subscribers access its services with little or no assistance.

Nigeria, still a prime ICT market despite economic lull,  Aviat boss

Nigeria, still a prime ICT market despite economic lull, Aviat boss

Recently a WIMAX company operating in the Nigerian market as Harris Stratex rebranded to be known as Aviat Networks. Perhaps to drum support for the rebranding, the company sent its Vice President – Africa Region, Mr. Trevor Burchell, on a visit to Nigeria recently. He spoke to a select Nigeria journalists on a number of issues including: