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Telecom subscriptions hit 195.1m in July

…Adds 2.88m subscriptions in one month By Juliet Umeh Nigeria’s active telecommunications subscriptions rose by 2.88 million in July 2026 to 195.11 million, up from 192.23 million recorded in June, according to the Nigerian Communications Commission, NCC. The increase represents a monthly growth of about 1.5 per cent, while the country’s teledensity rose from 88.67 […]
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Injoo’s new HD phone to ride on fingerprint tech

High definition screen and finger print technology are two major features that always seem to thrill smart phone lovers. It is no wonder therefore that fast-selling mobile device brand InnJoo has both features among many others in its new Max 3.

5 reasons to disconnect from social media once in a while

Gone are the days when life was completely experienced and shared in real time. Thanks to technology- social interaction in our today’s world now takes place behind a screen. In fact, a face-to-face relation with friends and family is almost a rarity now as most users of social media, a by-product of technology, have an unhealthy attachment to it.

Ericsson showcases smart solutions at GSMA Mobile 360

Communications technology and services provider, Ericsson, at the ongoing Mobile 360 Africa conference holding in Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania is showcasing solutions that are transforming industries and changing economies .

Imagine Cup 2016: We’ll make Nigeria proud in global showcase- Team Nigeria

Team Humane from Obafemi Awolowo University, O.A.U , Ile- Ife, who arrived Seattle, Washington, the United States of America , yesterday to join other smart tech students around the world for the ongoing 2016 Microsoft Imagine Cup worldwide finals has expressed optimism, saying that they will make Nigeria proud in their global showcase before panel of judges.

Mobile services contribute more than $150b to Africa’s economy- report

While more than half a billion people across Africa are now subscribed to mobile services as the continent continues to migrate rapidly to mobile broadband networks, mobile ecosystem contributes more than $250 billion in economic value to Africa’s economy. This was indicated by the latest report released yesterday at the ongoing GSMA Mobile 360 – an African event holding in Dar es Salaam.

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