339 innovation hubs set for standardisation as FG deepens digital inclusion
Nigeria needs more software start-ups – Johnson
How African professionals migrate to mobile devices
Anambra, C-River deploy BrainFriend for e-learning
‘Food science, safety law’ll make Nigeria competitive’
VConnect powers 800,000 SMEs online
Research says Nigeria lagging in market indicators
Customer is king, forum reminds operators
Nokia in a ‘swag’release of 6 new devices
Damn the scammers! Don’t help that ailing, dying ‘stranger’
Microsoft brings Windows 8.1 in 230 markets, 37 languages
FUTA students win 2013 ISPON national software cup
SAP backs SMEs, innovators with cloud computing
R&D crucial to national development – EXPERTS
Etisalat assembles judges for 2013 Innovation awards
Broadband council rolls critical issues into infrastructure bill
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Vice President, Global Technology Policy, Cisco, Mr. Robert Pepper is advisory council member of the Alliance for Affordable Internet, A4AI at the just concluded Commonwealth Technology Organization, CTO in Abuja. He moderated a panel discussion with ministerial experts on affordable broadband. In this interview, he bares his mind on the purpose of A4AI, Cisco’s role in the project and how A4AI plans to boost broadband access and plan to crash the cost of broadband in Africa, among others.
GOtv @ 2, hails Nigeria’s friendly business environment
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ZTE drives smart phones into Nigeria
To further expand its operations in Nigeria, telecommunications equipment maker, ZTE is set to launch its smartphones in the Nigerian market.
NCC sets pace for better telecoms regulation in Africa
Nigeria’s telecoms revolution and the over $25bn FDI it brought, among other things, last week, became strong credentials that lured African regulators to Lagos to discuss ways regulatory policies could give hope to African telecom consumers.
$25,000 for five entrants in Google’s ‘Africa connected’ competition
Five successful entrants will win $25,000 each, and will also have the opportunity to work with a Google sponsor over a six-month period to further their business success in Google’s ‘Africa connected’ competition
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