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NCC raises alarm over call masking

By Juliet Umeh The Nigerian Communications Commission, NCC, has raised the alarm over the resurgence of call masking in the country’s telecommunications industry, warning that the practice threatens industry revenues, national security and the integrity of Nigeria’s telecommunications ecosystem. The telecom regulator described call masking as an act of economic sabotage capable of adversely affecting […]
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Intel retail tour begins in Benin, Ibadan

Innovation and Technology giant Intel has taken its goal of expanding the PC market in Nigeria a step further, as it commences its Intel Retail Tour and In-store promotions in Benin and Ibadan.

Samsung to digitalise 104 unity schools in Nigeria

Using technology to transform Nigerian educational system has received a new boost as Samsung Electronics West Africa in partnership wit the Federal Government and Skool Media have concluded arrangement to digitize no fewer than 104 unity schools in Nigeria on the platform of mobile learning

Growth of of smart phones in Nigeria is driven by availability of broadband

Mr Emmanouil Revmatas, is the Director of Information and Mobility, Samsung Electronics West Africa. In this interview with Emeka Aginam during the launch of Galaxy S7 edge and S7 series recently in Lagos, he spoke on a number of what Samsung Is doing to improve the lives of Nigerias. Noting that competition in the high end segment of the market for smartphones is very stiff, he said that huge growth of of smart phones in Nigeria is driven by availability of broadband.

GSMA, ATCON, NATCOMS condemn bill  to establish tax on e-communication services 

The GSMA, the industry association representing mobile operators worldwide in conjunction with Association of Licensed Telecommunications Operators of Nigeria ,ALTON, the National Association of Telecommunications Subscribers, NATCOMS and the Association of Telecommunications Companies of Nigeria , ATCON have jointly written to the Federal government, expressing concern over the proposed bill by the National Assembly for the establishment of a tax on electronic communication services in Nigeria.

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