Microsofts’s Windows 10 OS  coming in 190 countries, 111 languages: Nigeria among?

Microsofts’s Windows 10 OS coming in 190 countries, 111 languages: Nigeria among?

"For the first time, a new version of Windows for small footprint IoT (Internet of Things) devices will be available -- for free -- when Windows 10 launches," Myerson said. "Windows 10 will offer versions of Windows for a diverse set of IoT devices, ranging from powerful devices like ATMs and ultrasound machines, to resource constrained devices like gateways."
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Reading the card reader issue by Bola Tinubu

Reading the card reader issue by Bola Tinubu

DESPERATION surges within the presidency and PDP camp. Postponing the election to March 28, this group thought they had bought added time to alter the electoral equation in their favour.

Inflation rate rising at faster pace  – NBS

Inflation rate rising at faster pace – NBS

Consumer Price Index (CPI) for the month of February 2015 has shown that inflationary pressure was mounting, pushing the Headline Index to move up by 8.4 per cent year-on-year, as against 8.2 per cent in January. CPI measures inflation rates and the increase reflects rising cost of goods in the economy.

APC promises one million jobs through coal-for-electricity

APC promises one million jobs through coal-for-electricity

All Progressives Congress, APC, yesterday assured Enugu residents that the huge coal deposit in the state would be revamped for electricity supply to create one million jobs for the teeming unemployed youths in the state and beyond.

Keshi: Decision in four days, says NFF boss

Keshi: Decision in four days, says NFF boss

Nigeria will decide in three days whether Stephen Keshi will continue as the country’s coach, according to the president of the country’s football federation.

Don’t rig us out of power with card readers, PDP warns Jega

Don’t rig us out of power with card readers, PDP warns Jega

ASABA—LEADERSHIP of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, in the South-South region, yesterday, warned the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC not to use the card reader to rig the party out of power in the March 28 presidential election.