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Nigeria’ll have five-fold broadband growth by 2018 – Johnson

Nigeria’ll have five-fold broadband growth by 2018 – Johnson

APPREHENSION over the possibility of the Federal government achieving its target of a five-fold increase in broadband penetration by 2018 was cleared last week in Lagos by the Minister of Communications Technology, Mrs. Omobola Johnson while answering questions bordering on realizing broadband penetration in the country.

MasterCard provides tech know-how to 1500 Nigerian women

MasterCard provides tech know-how to 1500 Nigerian women

THE teeming Nigerian women entrepreneurs,recently attracted the interest of international payment card solution providers, MasterCard, as it went into collaboration with Youth for Technology Foundation,YTF, in Nigeria,to boost entrepreneurial capabilities of over 1500 Nigerian women with technology hands-on trainings.

FG vows to enforce ban on Aramex Int’l

FG vows to enforce ban on Aramex Int’l

THE Federal Government has stated that it will enforce the ban on Aramex International Limited, following alleged indictment on unethical practices and manoeuvring of Nigerian courier companies.

Stakeholders identify bottlenecks to affordable internet

Stakeholders identify bottlenecks to affordable internet

STAKEHOLDERS at the 25th anniversary of the World Wide Web forum on affordable internet have identified lack of fibre infrastructure, desired investment model to address the present challenges, public private partnership and multiple taxations, are major factors militating against the provision of affordable internet to Nigerian masses.

CWG, MAG Tech  harp on new  measure to curb cyber attacks

CWG, MAG Tech harp on new measure to curb cyber attacks

ADDRESSING the level of threat and cyber attack in the financial market, Computer Warehouse Group (CWG), in partnership with MAG Tech, a specialized information security and intelligence company, recently organized an information security session in Lagos for financial and technology experts to address issues around cyber attacks and fraud in the sector.

Local content: ISPON calls for fairness in software pricing

Local content: ISPON calls for fairness in software pricing

WHILE the country loses billions of naira annually to heavy patronage of foreign software by Nigerians and multinational companies operating in Nigeria, the Institute of Software Practitioners of Nigeria (ISPON), has called for firmness in software pricing in both local and foreign software.

Huawei grows profit by  34% globally in 2013

Huawei grows profit by 34% globally in 2013

Huawei, a leading global information and communications technology (ICT) solutions provider, Tuesday, announced a 34 per cent growth in its profit for the 2013 financial year.

IBM’s cognitive computing to  address Africa’s challenges

IBM’s cognitive computing to address Africa’s challenges

ALL apprehensions over IBM’s claim to have developed a technology that can solve Africa’s problems, disappeared by the time participants at the just concluded IBM Cognitive Colloquium,toured the IBM research lab at the Catholic University, Nairobi, Kenya.

Technology transfer: FG, Huawei boost IT education with N315m

Technology transfer: FG, Huawei boost IT education with N315m

As part of its technology transfer commitment in providing more training opportunities to Nigeria in 2014, the Vice President of the leading global information and communications technology (ICT) solutions provider, Huawei West Africa, Mr. Hover Gao has disclosed that the company in partnership with the Federal Ministry of Communications Technology, FMCT have committed about N315 million in ICT trainings in Nigeria.

Who keeps the N647m QoS fine: Subscribers queue behind NCC

Who keeps the N647m QoS fine: Subscribers queue behind NCC

MAJORITY of Nigerian telecom subscribers at the 10th year anniversary of the NCC organised Consumer Parliament, at the weekend, in Lagos, seemed to have agreed with the position of Nigerian Communications Commission, NCC on the N647million penalty it imposed on three operators over poor telecom services.

Verve joins EMVCo as associate programme

Verve joins EMVCo as associate programme

Prominent African payment card scheme, Verve International, has joined EMVCo as a Business and Technical Associate. As part of the EMVCo Associates Programme, Verve will provide input into the enhancement of existing, and creation of future EMV Specifications for payment technologies. Verve will also advise on strategic business and implementation issues relating to the use of the EMV specifications globally.