115 Glo dealers get cash, gift rewards
Capacity building, critical to Africa’s energy future
APC harps on data centre efficiencies for improved energy
CISCO introduces CloudVersek solution
NCC promises Etisalat special recognition for good QoS
With NIGCOMSAT-1R launch, Nigeria returns to space
Nigeria still consumer nation in IT world, says NCS President
IT incubation centres: Expect new generation of software entreprenuers, Johnson promises
How IBM drives business efficiency with cloud technology
Retool national workforce with ICT skills and knowledge – ISPON
Symantec reveals four-fold increase on targeted attacks
New Horizon commissions N150m resource centre in Bowen University
Using technology as a tool for Niger Delta development
‘How Nigcomsat-1R will impact Nigerian economy’
Microsoft decries menace of software piracy in the country
IT incubation centres in 5 states to unleash local talents underway
Microsoft, PIN engage Nigerian youths on cybercrime
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Subscribe10 Unilag students bag LG scholarship
TEN engineering students of University of Lagos were called last week for LG scholarship scheme. They are Nnaemeka Obiajulu; Willie Francis; Ekwoh Samuel; Odubanjo Rukayalt; Etuere Reuben; Benson Udoh; Folarin Damilare and Adeyemi Oladele Junior, Taiwo Samuel and Owoh Etokowo.
Ceragon sees future in Nigerian ICT market
Frontline wireless backhaul providers, Ceragon Networks has described the Nigerian ICT market as prime to its global operations, promising to be a major contributor to the achievement of Nigeria’s vision 202020.
Airtel @ One, says we’re changing the game
NOT many realized that Nov. 19th was the first anniversary of the Airtel brand in Nigeria, when President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan unveiled the brand to Nigerians in Abuja at the Transcorp Hilton Hotel. But rather than roll out the drums to celebrate one year of existence, Airtel is taking a look back at the past 12 months to see how much it has changed the Nigerian telecommunications landscape as it promised.
Using technology as a tool for Niger Delta development
THE lingering environmental pollution, degradation and economic rape going on in the Niger Delta is not only attracting the sympathy of the international community, but has also started to draw the attention of some concerned oil exploration companies operating the oil rich region.
Resourcery deploys first Cisco UCS solution in Nigeria
ONE of the leading systems integration companies in Nigeria, Resourcery Plc, said it has deployed the very first Cisco Unified Computing System in Nigeria. This business solution was deployed for Vodacom Business Nigeria (Formerly known as Gateway) as a means of reducing the complexity in the management of disparate components within its Data Centre. This represents another first for the wholly Nigerian company.
Airtel goes green with e-Site
AIRTEL Nigeria last week made history as the first telecommunications company to announce a landmark deal to upgrade 250 diesel powered stations in Nigeria to Green-sites. An initiative designed to enable the company harness solar energy to operate its base stations.
MTN inducts high profile customers into Platinum club
Over the years, MTN Nigeria has created several customer promotions targeted at rewarding loyal customers. From the days of Buy One Get One Free, BOGOF, to that of MTN Y’ello Family Game Show and the recent Billionaires promo, either by luck or providence, the beneficiaries of these promotions are largely the lower class.
CWG, Infosys unveil next-generation banking software
ONE of the software solutions providers in the country, Computer Warehouse Group in collaboration with Infosys, have introduced the Finacle version 10, the next-generation solution for banking transformation.
More spectrums to generate $82b in GDP in Sub-Saharan African-GSMA
WHILE calling on African countries including Ghana, Kenya, Nigeria, Senegal, South Africa and Tanzania to urgently release harmonized spectrum for mobile broadband for the economic and social development of the region, the Director of Spectrum Policy, Africa and Middle East of GSMA, Peter Lyons has projected that more spectrum is …
Again, UBA warns customers on fraudulent text messages
EFFORTS to fight electronic fraud in the banking sector of the Nigerian economy may not have yielded the expected result as the United Bank for Africa, (UBA) has again warned customers to ignore fraudulent text messages purporting to originate from their bank notifying customers of failed transfers into their accounts.
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