NIGERIA’s multi-faceted socio-political problems may continue unabated if its leaders continue to neglect the importance of systemic gathering and organization of information, otherwise called Information Technology, IT.

THE Association of Rural Telephony Operators of Nigeria (ARTON), has explained position on the first phase of the National Rural Telephony Project, dismissing as baseless, a story by one of the Nigerian newspapers linking the project with fraud.

The Institute of Software Practitioners of Nigeria (ISPON) has concluded arrangements to hold the first national software competition in Calabar, Cross River State in what can be classified as an IT-quest and knowledge encounter.

By Chris Uwaje WElcome to the digital universe! Welcome to the world of Computer Life-Code! If Computer Code is life, can it be said that Nigeria is a Codeless Nation? The gravity, complexly and implication of the above configured question cannot be over emphasized but intricately challenging. Indeed, it is an albatross to nation building […]

Recently, the immediate past President of Nigeria Internet Group, NIG, Engr. Lanre Ajayi was elected into a leadership positions at the Internet Council for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) to represent not just Africa but the developing nations. In this interview, Engr. Ajayi bared his mind on his new assignment, the impact on internet penetration in Nigeria, Africa and his advice on how to stimulate internet usage and e-business in Nigeria. Excerpts:

IT would really be a surprise to see any Nigerian who would not want his SIM card registered in the ongoing SIM card registration exercise across the country. This is simply because the benefits simply outweigh any reason do otherwise.

Sony Ericsson has dramatically made a come back in the Nigerian mobile market. This time around the company says it has come to stay even as it vowed to give the existing market leaders a run for their market share.

With the global paradigm shift from traditional to visual classroom environment, an innovative educational software known as BrainFriend has been developed by Cinfores Limited as a self preparatory tool to improve the academic performance of students (at all levels) in examinations as well as reduce examination failure

IT is heart-warming to note that at last, the Federal Government is beginning to appreciate the reality of adopting ICT-based solutions to our current security problems.

In fulfilling its promise to continue to support Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) in the country, Etisalat Nigeria, in conjunction with FATE Foundation, last week held the third training session for entrepreneurs.