Nigeria First: Indigenous businesses still need more protection — Ekeh
‘Food science, safety law’ll make Nigeria competitive’
VConnect powers 800,000 SMEs online
Research says Nigeria lagging in market indicators
Customer is king, forum reminds operators
Nokia in a ‘swag’release of 6 new devices
Damn the scammers! Don’t help that ailing, dying ‘stranger’
Microsoft brings Windows 8.1 in 230 markets, 37 languages
FUTA students win 2013 ISPON national software cup
SAP backs SMEs, innovators with cloud computing
R&D crucial to national development – EXPERTS
Etisalat assembles judges for 2013 Innovation awards
Broadband council rolls critical issues into infrastructure bill
Why A4Ai pushes for low broadband cost – Robert Pepper
GOtv @ 2, hails Nigeria’s friendly business environment
ZTE drives smart phones into Nigeria

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NCC sets pace for better telecoms regulation in Africa
Nigeria’s telecoms revolution and the over $25bn FDI it brought, among other things, last week, became strong credentials that lured African regulators to Lagos to discuss ways regulatory policies could give hope to African telecom consumers.
$25,000 for five entrants in Google’s ‘Africa connected’ competition
Five successful entrants will win $25,000 each, and will also have the opportunity to work with a Google sponsor over a six-month period to further their business success in Google’s ‘Africa connected’ competition
Apple unveils revamped iPads to beat back rivals
Apple unveiled upgraded versions of its iPads Tuesday, with more power and sleeker designs to ramp up competition against rivals who now have a majority of the tablet market.
Phone swap deals thrive at Abuja GSM Village
Abuja – Scores of mobile phone users now head to the “Abuja GSM Village’’ for phone swap deals called “kankara’’. The deal is an exchange of phones which give the users new handsets of their choice in exchange for their old ones at little cost. The deal has become a popular trend at the market […]
Alcatel-Lucent receives best use of CSR HR award
For achieving outstanding results in Corporate Social Responsibility, (CSR) and Human Resources (HR) , Alcatel-Lucent in Nigeria has been selected by CareerNation for its Africa Human Resources Excellence Awards, to receive the prize and recognition for “The Best Use of Corporate Social Responsibility in HR” Award category for the year 2013.
Microsoft Ventures supports entrepreneurship in Africa
As part of its 4Africa initiative, Microsoft Corp on Monday announced the expansion of the Microsoft Ventures partnership program into Africa starting in Kenya.
CTO Forum seeks easy broadband access for all
Participants at the just concluded 2013 edition of the Commonwealth Telecommunications Organization, CTO, forum held in Abuja have among other things resolved to develop, adopt and implement policies and establish regulatory environment that would encourage investments in affordable, safe and equitable broadband.
Nigeria, a telecoms country?
THou shall not live by bread alone! With the advent of the Knowledge economy, it has become a strategic imperative and mandatory obligation for Nigeria to reconsider the centric mission of living by Telecommunication alone! History of Telecommunications reveals that many thousand years ago, the art of Telecommunication began with the use of smoke signals and drums in Africa, then to the Americas and later parts of Asia – particularly in China. It must be emphasized that this write-up is not intend to understate the significance, value and power of Telecommunication in human endeavor and for Nigeria.
‘Bureaux de change operators need to study new $100 notes’
RETAIL forex brand, Travelex has said that bureaux de change operators need to study current changes in world currency denominations to be able to adequately service their customers.
Marketing, not foreign help will project Africa’s digital transformation – Mba, NBC boss
DIRECTOR General of the National Broadcasting Commission, NBC, Mr. Emeka Mba, has said that Africa is no longer waiting for help from world powers but reaching out aggressively to market what potentials it has to offer.

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