An alleged spurious telephone bill is setting Nigeria’s largest telecom operator, MTN, on war part with two of its business package subscribers, Messrs Umana Okon Umana, and Senator Anietie Okon.

An internet radio station with plans to stream radio broadcast at royalfm website and also on wavelength 95.1 KHz in Ilorin, the Kwara State capital is set to come on stream.

Executive Vice Chairman of the Nigerian Communications Commission, NCC, Dr. Eugene Juwah, made several rounds at the various sessions of the GSMA Mobile World Congress which ended in Barcelona Spain at the weekend with a call on major operators and vendors in Nigeria to improve on their current investments in the various networks so as to achieve better quality of service and price reduction.

Governor of Cross Rivers State, Senator Liyel Imoke has been announced to be the chairman of the annual President’s Dinner of the Institute of Software Practitioners of Nigeria, ISPON, scheduled to hold on Friday, 25th of February, 2011 at the Annex Exployere Restaurant of Federal Palace Hotel (NEW WING), Lagos.

Broadband is also classified as the opportunity, ability and capability to engage the historical momentum of global information system and content transformation processes.

Price monitoring inside the nation’s IT market over the weekend have yet again given indications that the downward plunge witnessed in the last few weeks in prices of computers and laptops may not end soon as latest information from published price listings inside the market show that the price of mini laptops have yet again dropped further; from forty five thousand to forty thousand naira.

The rollout of LTE networks and new cloud based services this year will mark the start of a new era for mobile innovation this was said with optimism that by the Chief Executive Officer of Google, Eric Schmidt during his speech at the ongoing MWC that will end tomorrow in Barcelona, Spain,

As if the Secretary General of International Telecommunications Union, ITU, Dr Hamadoun Touré, was referring to Nigeria, where the past few weeks recorded massive collapse of almost all telecom networks, governments need to take urgent action now to support mobile broadband growth.

IT was in the immediate post-banking consolidation period; most banks began offering services that were known and enjoyed only in foreign climes. One such service was the deployment of Automated Teller Machines (ATMs) by banks nationwide.

T he Executive Vice Chairman of the Nigerian Communications Commission, NCC, Dr Eugene Juwah, with a team of officials including the Executive Commissioner, Stakeholders Management, Mr. Okey Itanyi, and a host of others, last weekend, stormed Vanguard premises on a courtesy visit, where the team unveiled some of its agenda to lift the nation to the threshold of strong telecommunication countries of the world.

Broadband and Broadband Divide (BBD) is here! Download, Download, Download – when will Nigeria start to upload creative digital content into the global IT knowledge space? The first equation for today’s knowledge-sharing lesson is: “Broadband without accelerated indigenous software engine, applications and local content equals 21st Century Digital Slavery”.

In furtherance of its effort and advancing its vision for a new Africa in technology application, world leading provider of technology and services to telecom operators, Ericsson has unveiled the latest strategy that will enable her start consulting with key stakeholders across the continent to engineer a vision for A Networked Africa.

Global providers of IP connectivity over satellite and fiber optic systems, SkyVision Global Networks Ltd, last week announced the launch of its new services targeted at the Corporate and Enterprise market in Nigeria.

Following its resolve to ensure that Nigerians relive happy moments in their lives after unveiling its new look and pay-off line “Sharing happiness” The Maltina website which was dedicated specifically for that use has recorded close to two million visits. The site was opened about a week ago.

The Federal Government of Nigeria has applauded world’s largest chipmaker, Intel Corporation for its immense contributions to the development of science and technology education in Nigeria especially with the promotion of Information technology (IT) tools and platform for secondary school students.