The President and Chairman of Council, the Computer Professionals Registration Council of Nigeria (CPN) Prof. Vincent Asor, has disclosed that Nigerian universities’ response over the accreditation of its Information Technology courses by the Council has been very slow.

Minister of Science and Technology, Dr. Ogbonnaya Onu has assured that Federal Government is addressing Nigeria’s health challenges through massive investment and building of strong alliance for research development.

According to him, “nuclear acquisition has come to stay. It is well known that it contributes quite a chunk of global electricity. Although Nigeria does have other sources of energy, but this is about a balanced and diversified energy basket. Nuclear happens to be the one we considered. “The preference is because it is environmentally friendly and leads to a better conservation of other resources”.

The Tablet Business unit of technology giant, Tecno last week in Lagos released Pad Phone device, the Droipad 7 II phablet device.

Technology giant, ASUS has announced the availability of VivoBook Flip TP200, an exciting new thin and light addition to the innovative VivoBook Book Series family that comes with Windows 10 laptops.

Microsoft Nigeria in partnership with the Future Project and the Zariah Elizabeth Foundation (TZE Foundation) is set to empower 6000 public school students in Abuja, the Federal Capital Territory of Nigeria with basic skills in Kodu, Minecraft, HTML and CSS.

Adding itself to the list of growing Instant messaging apps around the world, Palmchat, one of the world’s most mainstream IM administration is presently utilized by 1 out of 70 people living on this planet, has hit an incredible 100 million users.

Rapping up its brand activity in public primary schools across Lagos State, Tecno Mobile gave scholarship to three outstanding primary pupils.

Facebook has become an important news source for close to half of American adults, a study showed Thursday amid increased scrutiny over the social network’s gateway role.

Shenzhen (China) – Huawei Technologies Co. Ltd. has filed lawsuits against Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd. for alleged infringement of Intellectual Property Rights (IPR), the Chinese firm said on Wednesday.