Information Technology And Entrepreneurial Revolution The Way Out For Nigeria

A 2001 – 02 analysis of global IT infrastructure ranked Nigeria 75th of 75 surveyed countries. (Centre for International Development) The whole of West Africa suffers from endemic “information poverty” and Nigeria is no exception. Nigeria obtained its first digital computer in 1963. Installations remained low even after many individual Universities, government departments and public sector undertakings had acquired some amount of computing power towards the end of the 1970s.
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Ahmadiyya world leader urges prayer, kindness to enemies

In what was described as the largest annual gathering in Britain, over 35,000 Ahmadi Muslims converged at the Oakland Farm, Hadeeqatul Madhi, Hampshire, London for a three-day world conference to discuss ways of promoting peace, tolerance, poverty eradication and socio-economic development in the world.

Rio Olympics: Guinea Bissau begs Igali for help

Guinea Bissau’s quest for a medal at the Rio Olympics is hinged on the help that may come from Nigeria’s Technical Director of Wrestling and President of Wrestling Federation of Nigeria, Dr Daniel Igali.

Remember to go to venues with our flags- Gumel

As Olympic medals beckon for Team Nigeria, President of the Nigeria Olympic Committee and member of International Olympic Committee, Engr Habu Gumel has reminded athletes and officials to make it a point of duty to carry Nigerian flags to venues.

Ohaa congratulates Dream team, Ajagba

An overwhelmed Chef de mission of Team Nigeria, Chinyeaka Ohaa could not hide his emotions when he celebrated two super victories for Team Nigeria at the Rio Olympics.

Rio Boxing: Ajagba starts with a knockout

Efe Ajagba provided a fast start to Nigeria’s Olympic boxing tournament with a knockout victory over Trinidad and Tobago’s Nigel Paul in round one in just 2.44 seconds.

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