Leading information and communications technology (ICT) solutions provider, Huawei, at the just concluded CeBIT 2014. Under the theme, “Connecting Business Opportunities in A Better Way”, showcased its comprehensive ICT product and solution portfolio and ICT infrastructure innovations.

Wait a minute! Could this be true-That all the iPhones in Nigeria have no official record? Does that mean that all the iPhones used by Nigerians came from either the back door or are at best not authorized?

The ability of African continent to sustain economic growth will depend largely on how quickly it can shift attention from traditional commodity markets to modern economic structures that focus on congnitive technology driven development to address local challenges.

Devices and Services giant, Microsoft Nigeria has begun search for best technology studenst in Nigeria to participate in its 2014 annual Imagine Cup student technology competition aimed at encouraging students to create imaginative technology solutions that can solve some of the world’s toughest problems.

The Chief Scientist of IBM Research Africa, Dr. Uyi Stewart has said that African governments are not spending enough money in building Informationa Communication Technology Infratsructure to leapflog into the information age which is the most valuable commodity.