One of the world leaders in the development and deployment of next generation microwave networks, Cambridge Broadband Networks, on Monday announced new contracts with MTN Nigeria to upgrade and expand capacity of the operator’s 3G network.

WaveTek Nigeria Limited, a Microsoft certified partner has disclosed that it was s working closely with Microsoft, HP, and TD to deliver Microsoft IT Academy for the Anambra State government.

Although the e-Commerce market in Nigeria, is relatively new, it is however growing in fast pace to attract interests of different sectors of the economy.

For Nigeria to be digitally independent In software development and consumption, National Software board to help promote indigenous software developers must be created as a matter of urgent necessity , experts at the just concluded Institute of Software Practitioners of Nigeria , ISPON, national software competition ad conference held at the Tinapa, Cross Rivers State have said.

Martins Uwoghiren is CEO of REMISYS LIMITED, Ikeja, an ICT solutions-oriented management professional with more than 15 years of cognate experience in United State of America. He is experienced in the implementation and integration of cutting-edge technology solutions for financial institutions, public utilities and higher institutions of learning.

Minister of Communications Technology Mrs Omobola Johnson last week, inaugurated the newly constituted board of the National Information Technology Development Agency, NITDA, charging them to guide indigenous technologies..

Former Executive Vice Chairman of the Nigerian Communications Commission, NCC and Chairman, Open Media group, Dr Ernest Ndukwe, at the weekend, warned that much talk about broadband without educating the people that will benefit from its ubiquity may not give the expected end.

ZTE Corporation, a Chinese telecommunications solutions provider has posted a net profit of US$90.5 million for the nine-month period ending September 2013, a 132 per cent from a year earlier.

Covenant University, a private institution, has developed a software that can help to check the menace of illegal possession of arms and its proliferation in the country.

Latest study on the socio-economic impact of the mobile industry in Sub-Saharan Africa by GSMA has revealed that mobile contributes over six per cent of the region’s GDP, higher than any other comparable region globally, and this forecast is expected to rise to over eight per cent by 20201.