Subscribers lament hours of disrupted mobile service
Why many Nigerians spend more on phone repairs than buying new phones
African start-ups to grab over $1M to SpeedUPAfrica
How one million phone users dropped out in one month
‘African Telcos prioritize new skills to stay afloat’
How xenophobia threatens globalization in Africa
DSO will continue after June deadline —NBC
Hackers responsible for 20 percent of business losses
Facebook’s Messenger to add app for live location-sharing
eleader mobile app to boost Nigerian businesses
Rutger Reman becomes MD, Ericsson Nigeria
Rutger Reman becomes MD, Ericsson Nigeria
Tule Taxi debuts with SMS advantage
How public school girls learn coding at JOEF

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Information mgt can drive economic recovery— Oduwole
PRESIDENT, Institute of Information Management, Dr. Oyedokun Oyewole, IIM, has said that information management is instrumental in supporting and ensuring adequate implementation of the recently released Economic Recovery and Growth Plan (ERGP) by the Federal Government.
‘It’s time for new deal, if broadband should reach everyone’
THE Broadband Commission for Sustainable Development in its 2017 Spring Meeting in Hong Kong, SAR of China, weekend, announced its commitment to concrete actions that will spur the roll-out of broadband around the world.
How public school girls learn coding at JOEF
SLOWLY, the gender ceiling in Information and Communications Technology is being lifted across Nigeria. Although there is still a wide gap, more women and girls are gaining access, training and employment in the field. However, change is oozing much more slowly into the grassroots.
NIPOST resurrects, wears five new hats
THE rise of the internet, and with it the dearth of letter writing has relegated the once vibrant postal service industry to the background. Many industrialized countries, however, instead of sitting back and accepting defeat, restructured their postal agencies to accommodate the changing times.
Google raises digital literacy in Africa,trains 1m on various skills
EMPOWERING African youths with IT knowledge, global search engine, Google,has isclosed that it has trained one million Africans in digital skills in eleven months. The technology firm also confirmed that it has reached its target early, and has set itself to train even more Africans in digital skills in the coming year.

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