Lifteller launches in Nigeria, fuses social media with digital giving
NCC offers students free 100MB daily for online learning
Palmchat 5.1.4 boosts online mobile community collaboration
Nigeria, Ireland to strengthen ties via technology transfer
New Horizons U-17 ICT competitions to boost ICT curriculum in schools
There is need to break barriers limiting Nigerian teachers in ICT adoption— Belmonte
NCC fines Glo, MTN N34m for `non-compliance’ to number portability
How Ericsson turned innovative ideas into global realities at MWC 2016
Mark Zuckerberg boasts he can change a nappy in 20 seconds
Apple’s legal arguments in iPhone encryption case
Facebook moves beyond ‘like’ — with ‘love,’ ‘wow,’ ‘haha’
Google funds 128 news projects in Europe
Diamond Bank mobile app users hit 1m

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130m active mobile money users recorded globally in 2015 – GSMA report
While the ongoing 2016 Mobile World Congress , MWC, is in full swing in Barcelona, Spain, the GSMA yesterday announced that the number of active mobile money accounts worldwide now exceeded 130 million, with more than 100 million new registered users added in 2015.
FG denies knowledge of $250m payment by MTN
Federal Government has denied the knowledge any payment of $250 million made by MTN over its N1.04 trillion fine imposed on it by the Nigerian Communications commission (NCC).
Turning Mobile into Mobile Broadband for everyone
In Q3 2015, Nigeria was among the top five countries worldwide in terms of mobile subscription additions, and Nigerian businesses are increasingly adopting mobile-first strategies. But, while 4G LTE deployments began in some sub Saharan countries the transition and deployment in Nigeria hasn’t come out of the starting blocks, subscriptions were predominantly still GSM and WCDMA in 2015. This is expected to change rapidly as we look towards 2021, when the mobile broadband access options, WCDMA/HSPA and LTE, will account for almost 80 percent of subscriptions.
BlackBerry launches professional security services
Canadian phone maker, BlackBerry Limited Wednesday announced the launch of its new Professional Cybersecurity Services practice that will further expand BlackBerry’s security portfolio by offering organizations new consulting services, tools and best practices to assess and thwart ever-changing cybersecurity risks.
Cybercrime act:Fears of internet, OTT regulation unfounded
THERE is arguably no law that has brought confidence and fear altogether to one sector of the economy than the Prohibition, Prevention, Detection. Response, Investigation and Prosecution of Cybercrimes and other Related Matters Act 2015, simply known as the Cybercrime Act.

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