THERE might be one way to enter into the Nigerian market, but nothing makes a statement like coming in with ten new mobile phones. So it’s no wonder that when French mobile phone maker, Wiko entered the Nigerian phone market officially recently, offering 10 models from its extensive range of smart phones and feature phones, it took the market by storm

GONE are the days when you had to travel far and wide to get the right electronics. Now, good electronic shops are right there in your neighbourhood. Not far from the popular Alade Market, LG Showroom located at Oshoppey Plaza, Allen Avenue in Ikeja is one of the main LG Brand Stores in Lagos that serves as an all-purpose neighbourhood electronics store. Laid out simply in a wide rectangle, the showroom has shelves overflowing with home appliances of various sizes: microwave ovens and vacuum cleaners

By Prince Osuagwu On October 10, 2014, the Nigerian Communications Commission, NCC, rolled out to the public, the Information Memorandum, IM, on the proposed licensing of the 2.6 gigahertz spectrum signaling that the spectrum would go on sale in the shortest time possible. The IM and what it holds, however puts to rest the widespread […]

At the just concluded Association of Telecommunication Companies of Nigeria, ATCON, Telecom Executives and Regulator’s forum held in Lagos, the Chief Executive Officer of the Computer Warehouse Group, Austin Okere advocated appropriate local content policy in the telecoms industry.

LG electronics recently launched an internet television tagged webOS Smart+TV. The TV has the unique ability to connect users with the wealth of knowledge available on the internet. Yet it grants access to the full potential of the smart TV.