Despite the constant battle among mobile telecommunication operators for supremacy in the Nigerian market, consumers are still careful to use more than one service provider to meet their communication needs. However, according to an Accenture 2015 Digital Consumer Survey, this is not a popular trend around the world.

Starting an online bussiness is not a piece of cake. This is what those marketers who paint ‘larger-than-life’ pictures don’t tell you because they are only interested in selling you their electronic book for $29.

Nigeria’s integrated Information and Communication Technology (ICT), solution provider, Omatek Ventures Plc, has started a crusade aimed at plugging energy wastage in Nigeria. Omatek’s opinion is that Nigeria’s lingering electricity supply challenge would become a thing of the past when everybody understands the importance of conserving energy.

Information technology, IT, experts, have expressed fears that the new technology being employed by the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, may fail Nigerians in the forthcoming general elections.

Hu, who stated this while delivering a keynote speech at “The Road to 5G” session at the capacity building event last weekend, said that the driving forces for 5G will include demand for a superior user experience, the emergence of the Internet of Things, and the requirements of vertical industries in the upcoming industrial revolution, Hu said in a keynote speech at a forum held on the sidelines of the Mobile World Congress.