Why 5G remains out of reach for most Nigerians
Instagram to allow creators upload videos up to 90 minutes
NIMC Inaugurates National PKI infrastructure
Growing local software ecosystem through Microsoft 9japps challenge
Ekeh, Microsoft’s new African business face
Slot to expand operations across West Africa
1.2m Nigerians enrol on NIMC
BlackBerry reports 3rd quarter results for fiscal year 2014
Airtel, Google give customers free internet service
MTN creates 7 millionaires in app developer competition
iPad Air officially debuts in Nigeria
2014 World Cup: Why MultiChoice is taking 60 Nigerians to Brazil
17m Nigerian SMEs to leverage on CWG data centre for empowerment
Broadband boost as Lagos lowers RoW permit
‘There’s need for exceptional value in IT solutions’
PETS tab for students debuts
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Flockcare: You can now worship on your mobile phone
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Samsung trains enterprise partners on display solutions
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Rancard announces second institutional investment round
Rancard today announced that it has concluded its second institutional investment round led by Peninsula Capital, a private investment management company, based in Menlo Park, California.
Nigeria, Ghana… others to benefit from Microsoft student advantage
About seventeen African countries including Senegal, Ghana, Ivory Coast, Nigeria, Cameroon, Kenya, Angola, Zimbabwe, Cape Verde, Rwanda, Mauritius, South Africa, Tunisia, Algeria, Libya and Morocco are to benefit from Student Advantage programme just launched by the software giant Microsoft.
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