Why 5G remains out of reach for most Nigerians
Photos: Tech, AI, creative economy dominate conversations on Day 2 of Moonshot 2026
Check Point extracts computer threat with sandblast solution
MainOne upgrades submarine cable network to 100G with Xtera
Ericsson mobility report: 5G mobile subscriptions to hit 150m by 2021
Grappleline launches ‘What if’ campaign
TECNO Mobile takes captureLifeFive13 winner to Dubai
Gartner recognizes Microsoft as magic quadrant leader in ODBMS
Globacom partners Vodafone on voice, data services
‘Yudala makes almost N500m in daily transactions’
Prize for innovation: Etisalat makes two more Nigerians millionaires
FG to use ICT for integrated e-health
Telecoms industry to contribute 25% to GDP by 2025
Vodacom brings fleet management solution into Nigerian market
Africa needs more youth engagement initiatives, says AfICTA
AfricaCom 2015: Ericsson to enable change makers in networked society
COMESA, Microsoft to promote access, skills in 19 African countries
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Truecaller has announced that its global community has reached the 200 million user milestone, doubling its user base in less than 10 months.
Tsaboin traffic talk partners MTN, Etisalat
Traffic solution provider, Tsaboin, has announced a strategic partnership with mobile operators in Nigeria, MTN and Etisalat. Tsaboin traffic solutions company provides traffic updates through live feeds from cameras installed at strategic locations in Lagos.
Digital switch over: NBC allays fear over e-waste challenge
While Nigeria strives to achieve digital switch over by 2017 with growing concern over e-waste challenge, the Director, National Broadcasting Commission, NBC, Mr. Emeka Mba has assured on prosper electronic waste management.
Double honours for MTN as NCC renews digital mobile license
One subscriber, who gave his name as Mr. Akin Akintayo, said: “Interestingly, the fine will not in any way affect my patronage of MTN because I am sympathetic to the brand. I feel the penalty given to the company is too grevious. What offence could they have committed to attract a 1.4 trn dollar fine? The only reason I’ll ever leave MTN is if there is a collapse in the network’s services that will be obvious to all.”
Telecoms industry to contribute 25% to GDP by 2025
In order to help Nigeria maintain its status as the largest economy in Africa till 2025, the Telecommunications industry has made plans to improve on its10% contribution to the nation’s GDP to 25% tby 2025 worth over US$150 Billion. The Nigeria Communications Commission, NCC, also promised to provide enabling environment, good policies and solved the challenges faced by the industry, in order to enable the industry actualize the dream.
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