THE three operators, MTN, Airtel and Globacom affected by the Nigerian Communications Commission’s hammer penultimate week, over poor quality of services, may have paid the penalty in agony.

In apparent move to boost the nation’s financial inclusion drive, the mobile payment solution from First Bank of Nigeria Ltd, Firstmonie has secured a grant of $12million US dollars from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation to execute the project.

MASTERCARD, has announced that it is now in 48 of Africa’s 55 markets. This was following the addition of seven new markets from the continent last week.

FEDERAL government is taking steps to move the Nigerian Postal Services, NIPOST from the traditional personal delivery system to online platform to facilitate the nation’s digital inclusion plan.

Stakeholders in the Nigerian IT industry have faulted the planned Federal Government imposition of 2% tax on the values of mobile phones, computers, software, cameras, photocopiers, printing machines and CD players manufactured in the country or imported.

ALTHOUGH consumers are relying more on their smartphones to engage with brands, consume content, and make purchases, debates have been raging on which smart phone is popular in different markets of the world.

MTN Business Nigeria, the business-to-business arm of MTN Nigeria has chosen SAP as its technology partner to provide Managed Mobility Services to enterprise customers across various industries in Nigeria.

Chairman of the Nigerian Communications Satellite (NIGCOMSAT) limited board, Prof. Turner Isoun last week bemoaned the continued proliferation and domination of foreign Information and Communications Technology (ICT) vendors in Nigeria.

It’s a common enough scenario in Nigeria and across Africa: how to get rid of pesky mosquitoes whose buzzing disturbs sleep and whose bites can carry malaria and other diseases.

Nigeria based Digital Media Agency, Terragon Group, is part of the mobile revolutionists who are currently converging in Barcelona Spain, predicting the size and shape of the new world to come. As different predictions are flying on what to expect with the bursting mobile revolutions, the Nigerian company through its Group MD, visitors at Terragon […]

One of the the leading private owned information technology (IT) training institute, New Horizons Nigeria, at the weekend opened an international IT resource centre valued at over N100 million at Landmark University, Kwara State.

One of the fastest growing and most innovative telecommunications services provider in Nigeria, Etisalat has emphasized the importance of sustainability and integration of Corporate Responsibility in business practices by all organizations, at the just concluded Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Masterclass organized by the mobile service provider CSR Centre of the Lagos Business School, Pan-African University.

Yahoo on Wednesday confirmed that it will stop letting people sign into its online services using credentials from rival Internet titans Facebook or Google.

The Executive Vice Chairman of the Nigerian telecoms regulatory authority, the Nigerian Communications Commission, Dr. Eugene Juwah, has again told the international community to expect broadband boom in the Nigerian Information Communications Technology market.

As the mobile segment of the communication industry continues to diversify, the emerging technologies have continued to put up a robust dominance over the traditional technologies with great impact on quality of services.