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Why many Nigerians spend more on phone repairs than buying new phones

By Miracle Onyemuwa The rising cost of smartphones in Nigeria is forcing more consumers to repair damaged devices rather than replace them with new ones. This is more so, as inflation and the depreciation of the naira continue to push phone prices higher. At Computer Village, Ikeja, phone repair shops are seeing increasing numbers of […]
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NIPOST maps out strategic plans for transformation

Since the advent of the dot-com era in 1990’s, business managers have not only been compelled to change their business policies but align the approach in tandem with the requirements of the time. With the gradual unfolding of technological innovations in this digital era, and multiple competing options in communication and social interaction space, many have doubted the chances of the Post finding a space to ply its trade of processing traditional mails side by side with the emerging digital media.

IoT: African govt urged to leapfrog with new technology

African leaders have been advised to leapfrog to the new technology of Internet of Things (IoT),to be able to withstand the disruptions that may happen in world technology. The advise was given during the opening ceremony of the ongoing 35th GITEX Technology Week in Dubai, where Nigeria is represented, through the National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA).

What if you could “ping” money?

If you’re a Nigerian, then you most definitely have financial obligations. Not just to your nuclear family, but to your extended family, family of friends, friends of the family, charities and/or place of worship. Whether or not you are an entrepreneur, you have business dealings one way or the other. You need to send money. Sometimes, sending money is more of a challenge than the cost of the money itself. Unending traffic and long queues at banks make this an arduous task.

10 ways faith based organizations can leverage social media

Digital media is changing the tools we use to communicate and how we communicate. Today, churches without a digital presence are losing their relevance. Digital media is a powerful tool that will open doors and opportunities to engage with people who rarely, if ever, will step foot in a church building. Here are 10 ways faith based organizations can leverage social media: Listen to learn: listen to what your target audience are talking about on social media. Pay attention to what they comment on and what they post on their timeline. Once you get the central topic, you can tailor your message to their interest.

Why Twitter means more than you think

Many people are still under the erroneous impression that social media is strictly for the youth. Some even call it waste of precious time, gossiping. But, those are to say the least, far from the purposes twitter truly means to serve. It is your window to the world. It enables you to get real-time updates about what matters internationally. With over 316 million monthly active users, the global platform drives meaningful conversations in real time by enabling any voice to echo around the world instantly and unfiltered.

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