Nigeria’s economy over the years has been predicated upon crude oil production and sales. But going by current realities, oil is no longer a viable economic mainstay. Globally, the price has continued to nosedive and economies which made the mistake of putting their eggs in one basket are quickly looking for a way out. Diversification, has however, been identified as the viable solution and that is where Nigeria is headed. Eventually, knowing what to diversify into is as important as the diversification itself.

Taiwanese smart phone maker, ASUS has started singing a new song in the Nigerian smart phone market with the release of ZenFone Max, its latest flagship. The product which is already gaining market attention armed itself with an incredibly-long-lasting, high-capacity 5000mAh capacity lithium-polymer battery that provides up to 38 days of standby for an unprecedented amount of mobile freedom.

They are everywhere now. On mobile phones, hand-held devices, laptops and even your trusty old desktop.

Tumblr, the Yahoo-owned blogging platform, said Tuesday it was launching live video to help compete against similar offerings from Facebook and Twitter. The new feature, unlike Facebook Live and Twitter’s Periscope, won’t have its own underlying technology platform but will allow users to post from YouTube and other video services. “By the end of today, […]

Latest Ericsson City Index for 2016 report published yesterday has ranked Lagos 40th in the Network Society City Index.