Good leadership, one of Nigeria’s biggest challenges, last weekend formed the major plank of discussion at a one day ICT summit held in Lagos, at the Nigeria Institute of International Affairs

In today’s world, Information Technology has brought about a revolution in the day-to-day lives of people. It is time that countries like Nigeria accept the fact that a pervasive national information infrastructure is as basic a necessity as water and power. So far, any country’s development status was based on finance, industry and military.

Executive Vice Chairman and Chief Executive of the Nigerian Communications Commission, Dr. Eugene Juwah has in Abuja said that the Nigerian banks have critical roles to play in the broadband vision of the Commission given their unique position in the economy.

As the drums roll out Friday, signaling the elebration of Nigeria’s fifty years of independence, there is the likelihood that telecom operators and their consumers may be singing a dirge instead. This is following frustrations, sorrow, tears and blood which has become the hallmark of telecom industry lately.

The celebration of the extraordinary quantum role played by the Information and Communication Technology (ICT) in the development of Nigeria in the past 50 years slated to hold at Sheraton Hotels, Lagos comes up tomorow

I got married two years ago when I hadn’t completely fallen out of love with my ex-girlfriend. I met my wife on the rebound after my ex left me for another man.

In a related development, Globacom also on the same day opened its 17th customer interface and retail outlet in Lagos and 47th nationwide, at Fadeyi area, in the heart of Lagos mainland.

and other nationals residing in or doing business in the ever busy border community of Seme and Badagry in Lagos, there is cheering news from Globacom, which on last week opened its one-stop customer care shop, Gloworld, in the community.

No matter how cheap counterfeit devices are sold in the market today, latest developments show that its days of existence in the Nigerian market are counted. Substandard and counterfeit products particularly mobile devices have in recent years become the toast of Nigerian consumers who due to combined elements of poor economy and lack of information patronise them to their own unknowing disadvantage.

SPEAKER of the crisis ridden Ogun State House of Assembly, Mr. Tunji Egbetokun, day moved to take firm control of the House by directing the bank to freeze the account of the House.