THE regulatory atmosphere in Nigeria’s telecommunication sector may appear inconsistent and bullish in some aspects, particularly in the areas that affect business operations. However, the balance it creates between the government, operators and the users makes it the most unique in Africa.

THE National Broadcast-ing Commission (NBC) has issued a three-week ultimatum to all broadcasting stations in the country to pay all their outstanding licence fees or face sanctions.

ALMOST nothing brings together a large number of vastly different interests and skill sets like technology. Little wonder then that the recently held Social media week in Lagos was as versatile an event as one can imagine.

LATEST reports by the GSM Association have estimated that digital technologies will influence up to 45 per cent of all retail sales by 2025.

UNEMPLOYMENT rate in Nigeria is the highest since 2009, with 11.2 million people without gainful employment. The Association of Information Technology Enabled Outsourcing Companies, NAITEOC, says that the situation can be turned around if the country moves in the direction of outsourcing, especially outsourcing of technology services to the front burner.