Technology

Nigeria’s data demand outpacing network growth — NCC

…Says mobile broadband covers 90% of Nigerians, only 27% own smartphones…Seeks long-term naira funding for telecoms infrastructure By Juliet Umeh The Nigerian Communications Commission, NCC, has warned that rising data demand is putting pressure on Nigeria’s networks and called for greater investment in digital infrastructure.In a communiqué issued on Sunday after the Nigeria Digital Connectivity […]
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Okada books: How one company is ‘recycling’ the publishing wheel

Not many Nigerians will write a book. Majority of those that eventually do will find it very difficult to publish. And those that do publish? Many of them will not get their money’s worth. A writer himself, Okechukwu Ofili became frustrated with the book publishing industry in Nigeria and founded Okada books, an e-publishing systemthat allows authors turn their blogs/stories into books in 15 minutes or less. Learn more about this and his thoughts on Nigeria’s tech-system in this interview.

ITU 2016: Nigerian delegates woo tech investors

Nigerian Delegates at the ongoing International Telecommunication Union conference, Telecoms World, have presented the country’s strides in Information and Communication Technology (ICT), in a bid to attract prospective investors to the industry.

Facebook, Messenger and Instagram to share an App

Doing business digitally is supposed to save users a lot of time. However, to get the best out of various online platforms, businesses spend more time than ever going back and forth from one app to the other thereby reducing effectiveness.

Battle for CPN Registrar: FG, College of Fellows intervene

The controversy that trailed the appointment and ratification of the new Registrar and Secretary to the Council of the Computer Professionals (Registration Council of) Nigeria, CPN, Mr. Allwell Achumba by the Council of CPN which initially did not go down well with some members of the Nigerian IT professionals was at the weekend resolved following immediate intervention by the Federal government and the College of Fellows.

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