339 innovation hubs set for standardisation as FG deepens digital inclusion
Cybersecurity: ICT sector’s new headache
Nigeria ranks high in ATM usage despite shortfalls
Injoo’s new HD phone to ride on fingerprint tech
Ericsson showcases smart solutions at GSMA Mobile 360
Tecno battles for market leadership with Camon C9
Smile launches 4G LTE calls service at 8k per second
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In this present 21st century, it will be irrational for anyone to abdicate social media. In fact, if you are not on Facebook, Twitter, Snapchat, Instagram among others, you are very archaic and still leaving in the stone age. Even with the internet penetration, people have increased access to the World Wide Web. But wait a second, have you ever given a thought to quitting social media? Perhaps this is the time as Jumia Travel, Africa’s No 1 hotel booking portal shares 5 reasons why you should leave social media.
5 signs you are a definitely a Nigerian tech nerd
Are there really tech nerds in Nigeria? Things in the country seem so fast-paced and with the difficult economy, it appears everyone is on the hustle. Nobody has the time to fixate on things like tech, talk less of taking on the crown of “tech nerd”. Right?
Symphony communication, BlackBerry bring iOS application
Canadian smart phone maker, BlackBerry Limited and Symphony Communication Services, LLC, the secure collaboration and workflow Technology Company, has announced the availability of Symphony’s iOS application on the Good Dynamics Secure Mobility Platform
35 Nigerian tech students to receive N16m scholarship
No fewer than thirty five computer science students of the Nigerian Computer Society will today receive sixteen million naira ( N16 million ) scholarship funding from Jim Ovia Information Communication Technology, ICT, funding.
FG plans massive revolution in NIPOST
When Governor Ifeanyi Okowa of Delta State blew the whistle that the state was challenged in the payment of the salaries of her civil servants, it came as a shocking to some. The statement was a further confirmation of claims by President Muhammadu Buhari that 27 out of 36 states in the federation were having challenges paying salaries.
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