Samsung Engineering Academy, a public private partnership initiative involving Samsung Electronics and the Lagos State government through the World Bank-supported Lagos Eko Secondary School Education Project has graduated no fewer than 72 technicians from the academy.

As the clock ticks towards the International Telecommunications Union, ITU’s 2015 deadline for countries to switch over to digital broadcasting, there is palpable fear among stakeholders in Nigeria over the possibility of the country to meet the deadline.

Former Chief Executive Officer of Nigeria Communications Commission, NCC, Dr. Ernest Ndukwe has said that digital literacy is a necessary ingredient for successful deployment of broadband services in Nigeria.

BY RICHARD UDOFIA The long awaited Lumen Christi television network, LCTN, a catholic TV station in Lekki metropolis is in operation now. The chairman of the Station, Prince Robert Soji, was on ground to commission the operation of the television station in Lagos, recently in company of many serving and retired Catholic leaders and faithful. […]

The age-old sage that necessity is the mother of invention played out positively for a group of Nigerian app developers, Team SOP, who out of the poor electricity situation in the country, developed an app that competed and won in Ericsson’s App awards competition. The team   grabbed the first prize in Company category for its […]