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Black Friday: Outdated online listings may undermine retailers — Google

By Juliet Umeh Nigerian retailers preparing for Black Friday may lose ready-to-buy customers if their Google listings carry outdated opening hours, unanswered phone numbers or old product photographs. Google’s Director for East and West Africa, Olumide Balogun, gave the warning as Nigeria prepare for Black Friday and December festive shopping season. Black Friday falls on […]
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Luno adds support for Ethereum

Luno announced that they’ve added support for Ethereum, the second-largest digital currency after Bitcoin.

Nigeria signs pact with Russia on nuclear energy

RUSSIA and Nigeria have signed agreements on construction and operation of a nuclear power plant and a research centre housing a multi-purpose nuclear research reactor in Nigeria. The parties also signed a roadmap for cooperation in the field of peaceful usage of nuclear technologies.

NITDA sets bailout strategy for ICT start-ups

A NEW World Bank report clearly states that Information and Communications Technologies (ICTs) are transforming the world of works; creating new job opportunities and making labour markets more innovative, inclusive, and global. The report says ICTs are influencing employment both as an industry that creates jobs and as a tool that empowers workers to access new forms of work, in new and more flexible ways

Why Facebook sited Africa’s first SME Council in Nigeria

POPULAR social media platform Facebook, stunned Nigerian businessmen last week when it initiated a council for Startups and Small and Medium Enterprises, SMEs in Nigeria. This is what the small businesses have been yearning to have either from the government or many large business organisations scattered all over Nigeria.

NetAcad@20: Cisco invests over $15 million in Nigeria

LEADING ICT and Networking solutions company, Cisco Systems rolled out the drums, weekend, to celebrate 20 years of its networking academy, NetAcad, a corporate social responsibility initiative it floated twenty years ago, to equip youths interested in IT career with the requisite skills to do exploit. Since 1997, when it floated the idea, Cisco says it has trained 7.8 million students, 9,600 educational institutions including schools, colleges and universities in more than 180 countries across the world.

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