Aig-Imoukhuede: Why the subsidy cabal is fighting back
Mr. Aigboje Aig-Imoukhuede, 46, is unarguably one of the major persons that have recast the face of banking in the country. Though originally trained as a lawyer, Mr. Aig-Imoukhuede has never really been known to have donned the lawyer’s robe, having taken to banking from his National Youth Service Corps days in 1986.
Cloud computing: Myths and realities(2)
Claim 5: The Cloud Will Always Save Money on IT
Cost reduction is a primary business motivator for adopting cloud computing, but quantifying cost saving in building a business case is not always easy.
NCS spurs innovation, competition at NITMA 2012
By the time the just concluded National Information Technology Merit Award, (NITMA) was drawing to a close, it became obvious among IT practitioners that the Nigerian Computer Society, (NCS) is committed to healthy competition and innovation in the IT sector.
14 killed as troops clash with Islamists in Maiduguri
Nigerian troops clashed with militants from the Islamist group Boko Haram in the northeastern city of Maiduguri Tuesday, in an operation that left one soldier and 13 insurgents dead, the army said.
Gov Wada discharged from hospital
Governor Idris Wada of Kogi State who was injured in an auto crash last week that claimed the life of his ADC was, Monday, discharged from the Cedarcrest Hospital, Abuja where he has been receiving treatment for a broken thigh.
JTF impounds vessel with 1,000 tons of crude oil
The Joint Task Force, JTF, operating in the Niger Delta has arrested a vessel suspected to be carrying 1, 000 tonnes of crude oil off the coast of Bonny Island in Rivers State.
