Nnaemeka Ewelukwa is a Senior Teaching Fellow in International Trade Law at the School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London. He also manages African Legal Consulting Limited, London UK, a firm that consults on the legal aspects of investing or doing business in Africa

Nigeria’s 1st national telecommunications carrier, NITEL,after suffering several botched sales, never seem to cease to attract controversy. From payment problems to its uncountable bid processes, to the viability of the companies bidding and the value of the bid, Nitel has always been a subject of controversial debates.

Barely minutes after the Chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission INEC Professor Atahiru Jega on Saturday announced that the National Assembly elections had been postponed, business activities immediately resumed in the Ikeja computer village as computer traders and phone dealers hastily threw open doors to their shops to make the most of a literarily wasted business day.

Panabiz International has introduced Canon’s latest Image Runner Advance, IRA, series of heavy duty photocopiers which will help to ensure advanced documents workflow and productivity in offices in Nigeria.

A new report at the 11th edition of International Telecommunication Union’s , (ITU) flagship ICT regulatory report, Trends in Telecommunication Reform has revealed that effective ICT regulation is critical to all economic growth.