Why we make battery power priority in REDMI Note 17 — Xiaomi
ASUS debuts with new ZenFone Max
Emmanuella Samuel among 10 Nigerian YouTube stars
Yahoo’s Tumblr unveils live video
Worldjunction social network set to change lives
ASUS begins new song with ZenFone
Tecno goes swag with eye-scanner smartphone, CAMON C9
NCC scoops 2016 Africa telecom regulator awards
Renewable energy: Africa needs $90bn investment annually
ALTON meets FG, makes 6 critical demands
Snapt names 4Di Technologies African distributor

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Microsoft buys professional network LinkedIn for $26 bn
Microsoft said Monday it was buying the professional social network LinkedIn for $26.2 billion in cash, a move that helps refocus the US tech giant around cloud computing and services.
No hiding place for IT quacks, CPN President warns
The President/ Chairman of Computer Professionals Registration Council of Nigeria, CPN, Prof. Vincent Asor has warned, again, that the Council was determined to fish out quacks practicing Information Technology in the country without appropriate registration, just as the Council inducted no fewer than 300 new members into the IT profession.
Nigeria may bungle its nuclear energy project if…
If things stand the way they are, Nigeria’s nuclear power project may go the Nigerian way. It will gulp massive investments without achieving a desired end. This is when evaluating the success stories of those countries that have benefitted immensely from the project in comparison with the way Nigeria is going. Nigeria last week signed a Memorandum of Understanding, MOU, with ROSATOM to partner in building nuclear technology centre in Nigeria.
Why Nigeria should harness indigenous innovations for inclusive devt
THE 2016 edition of Nigerian Internet Governance Forum ended in Abuja last week with stakeholders in the Nigeria ICT sector urging Africa the Nigeria government to devise its own strategy to harness her indigenous innovations for inclusive development and smarter Nigeria.
SLOT Foundation, Academy’ll create next generation of entrepreneurs
JUST the way Nigeria drifted away from agriculture due to abundance of crude oil resources and currently may have to pay the price of a dwindling economy, it could also be the same with entrepreneurship in the country as Nigerian youths are rather finding favour in politics and entertainment.

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