Moniepoint’s co-founder only African on TIME’s inaugural Tech, Data list
By Juliet Umeh Nigerian engineer and Moniepoint Co-founder, Felix Ike, has joined some of the world’s leading technology executives after emerging as the only African representative on TIME magazine’s inaugural Executives of the Year: Tech and Data list.Ike, who serves as Chief Technology Officer, CTO, of Moniepoint, was named among 50 technology and data leaders […]
Why OPPO Reno3 fits Nigerians’ lifestyle
By Prince Osuagwu Mobile phone brand, OPPO, has said its new smartphone, Reno3, fits Nigerians’ decent and stylish way of living. The device was unveiled recently through an online launch on the company’s Nigeria Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter pages. The virtual unveiling, according to OPPO, was in accordance with the recent health guidelines to […]
Covid-19: Huawei ICT Academy moves classes online for students across Nigeria
Huawei Technologies have moved classes online for Nigerian students registered under its Authorized Information and Network Academy to ensure that efforts are not relented due to the Covid-19 pandemic. The company will engage hundreds of students across the country on their computer screens from the comfort of their homes. Huawei Technologies in collaboration with more […]
5G: 28 million devices in Sub-Saharan Africa will be connected by 2025 – GSMA
By Emmanuel Okogba The Global System for Mobile Telecommunications Association (GSMA) has stated that about 28 million devices in Sub-Saharan Africa representing a total of 2.7% of total connections will be connected to the 5G network by 2025. Akinwale Goodluck, Head of Sub-Saharan Africa at GSMA said this during a Huawei online interview with journalists […]
How technology can check youth unemployment
By Prince Osuagwu, Hi-Tech Editor In the second quarter of 2018, youth unemployment peaked at 38 percent. Even though there are no recent statistics, experts in the labour sector say the figure has soared year-on-year. The issue has remained a hydra-headed problem of the world, especially for developing countries like Nigeria. With the effects of […]
A Minister’s good and an angry broadcast industry
By Okoh Aihe Let us begin this discourse from an anecdotal platform. Years ago Mallam Danladi Bako was the Director-General of the National Broadcasting Commission. Quite a young and articulate fellow who cut his teeth very early with epochal programmes on NTA, the sort that have mutated into AM Television across the country today. Getting […]
