Nigeria was ranked low in the 2015 edition of Information and Communication Technology Development Index, IDI, released recently by the International Telecommunications Union (ITU).

Internet Service Provider, Spectranet 4G LTE, has commenced a special promotion to reward its loyal customers this season with a double data offer.

While cutting edge technologies, , set top given reasons why African governments must deploy combination of satellite and terrestrial infrastructure to save significant cost ahead of 2017 new deadline.

The popular saying used to be that big fish would eat small fish. This has since changed significantly in the light of recent happenings in the global economy; UBER, until recently a relatively unknown company out of Silicon Valley in California employs 160,000 drivers today, and is adding an average of 20,000 drivers every month. This transport services disrupter is now valued at $41b.

Young Nigerians – Opeoluwa Aiyegbusi, Lawrence Oye and others have developed and unveiled a new mobile app called Swap Naija– with the aim of bringing convenience into the use of mobile telecommunication in Nigeria. Swap Naija is a mobile app, which makes airtime swap possible on the go in real-time. Before now, what was obtainable was a transfer between subscribers within a similar telecom network. With Swap Naija, Nigerians can now send airtime to any telecom network.