Samsung expands foldable fight with Galaxy Z Fold8, Fold8 Ultra
Midwifing a knowledge-driven economy, The MTNF example
Starcomms appoints Dantata, Director, wins award
MTN Group wins the most innovative brand in telecom sector
Zain, MTN hook anti-mobile phone theft service
Mimoko, Oni to grace OAU Alumni Award
Hillary Clinton’s visit and e-Voting: The heart of the matter
Anambra donates 750 PCs to 75 secondary schools
Stakeholders gather for ailing Cyber industry
Beware! Phishing attacks, internet frauds increase by 21%
Omatek tasks Ghanaian govt on 0% duty on CKD
Linkserve wins Broadband Service Provider of the Year
How Swift networks restores full internet services to customers
FG to sell Nitel in pieces
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SubscribeMulti-Links Telkom, S/A High Commission visit UNILAG female students
HOW best to position and brighten the future of the Nigerian female students was the focus of discussion last week in Lagos when Multi-Links Telkom visited about ten female students of the University of Lagos in celebration of this year’s annual Women Day which held in South Africa recently.
EMR: Experts give clean bill to mobile phones, base stations
FOR mobile phone subscribers who still fear that the Electromagnetic Radiation emitting from the mobile phone could be harmful, the Workshop last week on the realities of mobile Electromagnetic radiation on health brought a relief.
Nigerian Regulator begins campaign for Fibre without Borders
THE Executive Vice Chairman of the Nigerian Communications Commission, Engr Ernest Ndukwe has canvassed for a massive fibre connection for the whole of Africa in order to bring broadband connectivity closer to the people.
Phase3 extends high-capacity IP-enabled backbone services to Abuja, PH, Kano
Lagos, Kano, Abuja, Benin and Port-Harcourt are among cities that have now been added to the list of places covered by high-capacity, IP-based services by Phase3 Telecom in continuation of the expansion and upgrade of its national, aerial communications backbone.
Akwa Ibom kicks off e-governance with Galaxy backbone connectivity
By  Prince Osuagwu If there is any body who should not fail to buy into governor Godswill Akpabio, of Akwa Ibom’s renewed call for a review of the revenue sharing formula, to favour the states, it is his cross River state counterpart Gov Liyel Imoke. By all implications, Imoke wants to turn his cross […]
Acer eMachines introduces notebooks
eMachines from Acer brand has introduced a new line of notebooks combining simplified design and affordable, proven components for a no-compromise experience that promises exceptional value and performance. The company says that the new designs of the eMachines notebooks reflects the third stage of the Acer multibrand strategy.
HP, CIS leverage on partnership to benefit users
World computer systems maker, Hewlett Packard, HP and its Nigerian partners, Computer Information Systems, CIS Nigeria Limited, may have decided to leverage on the partnership to benefit its numerous users.
Hillary Cliton’s visit and e-Voting: The heart of the matter
What is Senator Hillary Clinton’s mission as she visits Nigeria? The heart of the matter about the US Secretary of State, Senator Hillary Clinton who is currently in Nigeria is about Digital Democracy – that is digitizing, automating and transforming the art and processes of governance and national resources. Indeed, it is about addressing the urgent need for Nigeria to leapfrog from a muscle society to a machine (computer)
Oracle to speak at COREN Assembly
The Oracle of the Nigerians IT Industry Chris Uwaje will today speak at the 18th edition of Council for the Regulation of Engineering in Nigeria,( COREN) Engineering Assembly holding in the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja on the official invitation of the Council for the Regulation of Engineering in Nigeria.
GSM@8 : We’ll sustain FDI in telecom – Ndukwe
As Global System for Mobile Communications GSM, clocks eight in Nigeria, the Executive Vice Chairman, EVC of the country’s Chief telecom regulator, the Nigerian Communications Commission, NCC, Engr. Ernest Ndukwe at the weekend allayed fears of any possible hamper of continued streams of Foreign Direct Investment into the country courtesy of the telecommunications industry.
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