An agenda for the North: Redefining culture and orientation
Watching Obama in Kenya, I’m brought to think about the African story and Nigeria’s place in this world. Despite many of our self-styled and self-proclaimed heroes and founding figures, Nigeria is yet to figure out a unifying culture and purpose which if taught to our children would enable peace and prosperity, moulding our country into a global sphere of influence, a voice to be reckoned with on the world stage.
How technology is driving change in rural communities
In the new world economy, innovative technology has been driving change, especially in education, healthcare and business ecosystems, making life better and easier for the rural communities around the world.
Nigeria, UK partner for capital inflows
lagos—The Nigeria delivery group of the Emerging Capital Market Taskforce, ECMT, and United Kingdom counterpart yesterday, promised to partner with Lagos State and Federal Government to provide robust capital flows for economic development.
NERC to revoke licences of 27 GENCOs
ABUJA— The Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission, NERC, yesterday, issued a threat for cancellation of licences of 27 power generation companies over failures to meet the terms and conditions for their licences.
Give us more broadband or nothing, stakeholders tell govt
Dissatisfied with the snail speed at which broadband penetration is going in the system, stakeholders in Information and Communications Technology (ICT), have urged the Federal Government to expedite action creating the enabling environment that would spur faster deployment of the needed backbone infrastructure for increased access to broadband.
Is the internet making infidelity easier?
LIFE is short. Have an affair. This is the slogan of the recently hacked online dating website, Ashley Madison which specifically targets married people who want to cheat on their spouses. It might sound incredible, but this is a legitimate business with a very large following.
