4000 users from 14 different countries will be given the opportunity to test-drive the LG G4 several weeks before the official release into the market. LG says that feedback from these users will help LG iron out any difficulties with the G4 before it hits the market. Commenting on the G4, General Manger, Mobile Communications, LG Electronics West Africa Operations, Mr. Steve Seungeui Lee said that “the G4 was designed to tackle two polar issues in the consumer base.

Telecommunications company, Globacom, has said that almost 30 million subscribers across Nigeria are now on its network. National Sales Coordinator of Globacom for North West Operations, Samuel Edoho disclosed last weekend in Abuja at an award ceremony where the company was recognized as the network provider of the year 2014 by the Independent Newspaper Limited.

Microsoft Ghana, the Accra Metropolitan Assembly and the Global Alliance of Mayors and Leaders from Africa and African Descent have signed an agreement to make the city of Accra, Ghana, Africa’s first ‘Centre of Excellence’, through the use of Microsoft’s CityNext applications.

Walden University has concluded arrangements to host an information session about its graduate programmes in Lagos next month.

Chairman of Toyota Nigeria Limited, Chief Michael Ade Ojo has disclosed that a Toyota assembly plant will be ready in Nigeria between July and August this year. Chief Ade Ojo, who spoke during the 2015 Toyota Awards at the Civic Centre in Lagos, assured customers that Toyota has come to stay in Nigeria and would never be pushed aside despite what he described as “temporary go slow.”