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.

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.

AT the just concluded Critical Communications World 2016, held in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, Motorola Solutions raised the bar on how best to build safer cities with latest smart public safety devices, software applications, infrastructure and virtual reality-enabled command centre concept.

In an effort to empower women and girls while connecting them to opportunities for personal growth, technology giant, Intel Corporation, has launched a new radio show and a features column on a top Nigerian blog.

Canadian smart phone maker, BlackBerry Limited has announced that AtHoc, a division of BlackBerry, has released a new version of its market-leading crisis communications platform.