Chief Executive Officer of Teledom Group, a hi-tech solutions company, Dr Emmanuel Ekuwem has predicted that Nigeria would be an information technology super-power by the year 2020, following the emerging broadband revolution in the country.

In spite of ongoing plans to relocate the Computer Village; lots of expansion and renovation are still going on there.

Perhaps, eventually, internet users in the country may be able to heave a sigh of relief as Spectrum Networks, an internet service provider in the country recently introduced a new surfing technology that ensures browsers are secured with backups coming from three broad band cable networks.

It’s shocking, but it’s true: an alarming number of touchscreen phones have begun to go bad.

With the active participation of SchoolNet Nigeria and one Nigerian teacher, educators around the world are currently competing for a chance to win one of 12 worldwide innovative education awards at the ongoing Microsoft partners in learning Worldwide Innovative Education Forum in Cape Town, South Africa.

THERE are fears of imminent scarcity of fuel across the country as the National Union of Petroleum and Natural Gas Workers, NUPENG, yesterday directed its members in Lagos zone to begin an indefinite strike tomorrow over an industrial dispute with Chevron Nigeria Limited.

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A brazen attempt by heavily armed robbers to raid the Zenith Bank in Ijebu-Ode was foiled by policemen who killed two of them and arrested three persons of the hoodlums.

NIGER Delta youth activist, Comrade Omolubi Newuwumi, has carpeted the National Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Okwesileize Nwodo, for what his call a ‘double edge sword’ stance on the issue of the zoning.

Fresh facts have emerged of how Nigerian government officials colluded with foreign banks and financial institutions to rip the country off in the pretext of repayment of external debts.

THE Senate is to vote on the fresh constitution amendment bill tomorrow with optimism high in the leadership that the setback suffered by the Electoral Act Amendment Bill last week will not resurface.