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Black Friday: Outdated online listings may undermine retailers — Google

Black Friday: Outdated online listings may undermine retailers — Google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Umeh Nigerian retailers preparing for Black Friday may lose ready-to-buy customers if their Google listings carry outdated opening hours, unanswered phone numbers or old product photographs.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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Abuja browses away on first municipal Wi-Fi

Abuja browses away on first municipal Wi-Fi

An indigenous firm, Legend, has deployed a municipal Wi-Fi network in Abuja, making the Federal Capital Territory FCT one of over 100 cities across the world with such facility.

‘Why SMEs experience difficulty getting loans’

‘Why SMEs experience difficulty getting loans’

TECHNOLOGY today is evolving at a very fast pace leaving many manufacturers no option other than to move with the pace. Ever since the Luddites smashed their first loom, mechanization has been putting people out of work; the process is speeding up and accelerating all the time. The net wave could be crashing down, near you soon.

Ericsson challenges Nigeria to go digital  for global competitiveness

Ericsson challenges Nigeria to go digital for global competitiveness

THE new Managing Director of Ericsson Nigeria, Rutger Reman, has challenged Nigeria to ensure that all its activities go digital to compete favourably on the global scene. This is also as the global mobile equipment manufacturers predicted that more people would be connected, leading to an increase of 1.03 billion global mobile subscriptions in 2022.

Glo promises to connect West African universities

Glo promises to connect West African universities

GLOBACOM, has promised to use its massive telecommunications infrastructure and international partnerships to deploy internet connectivity to institutions of higher learning in West Africa.

PVA: The new virtual secretary for businesses

PVA: The new virtual secretary for businesses

IF you are an entrepreneur, you probably love what you do. That must have been why you started in the first place. But for a business to succeed, the boring paper work, the administrative support and the tax calculations need to be done by someone. Not many businesses can afford full time administrative support, and not every business owner can travel with an assistant. Founder of Prime Virtual Assitant, Mrs. Edoya David-Atiti, says an understanding of these circumstances led to the birth of her Start-up in 2016.