IntroductionInformation technology and internet as a fundamental human right .TO the National Assembly: Before you make that constitutional amendment, ensure that “Information Technology Education and Access is enshrined as fundamental Human Rights in the Nigerian Constitution.”

At the just concluded General Assembly of WITSA held last month in Amsterdam, The Netherlands in conjunction with the World Congress on IT 2010, Dr Jimson Olufuye of Nigeria was elected WITSA Vice-Chairman for Africa for the next two years.

Stakeholders in the Information and Communications Technology, ICT sector have called on the Federal Government to change the current telecommunications policy.

As the sixth month of the year rolls in, operators of mobile telecom services in the country are making efforts at raising the awareness over the need for their subscribers to have their SIM cards properly registered. Industry observers however, who have been following these developments are saying these ‘efforts’ are not enough.

The University of Nigeria Nsukka may soon become a reference point among many other universities in Nigeria, when the benefits of ICT in schools are highlighted. This is as leading global players in Information and Communications Technology, are collaborating with the University to build Africa’s largest wireless network community, expected to gulp a whopping N3billion naira.