ICT is one area of the economy where politicking is a mis-norma. Mixture of the two is like water and oil and in no distant time, there would surely be a separation.

On Thursday, the Senate confirmed his nomination as Executive Vice Chairman (EVC) of the NCC to replace Mr. Ernest Ndukwe who served two terms on that position.

Nigeria’s golden jubilee celebrations offer the organized sector the opportunity to look inwards, re-assess the efforts at national development and through hindsight add fresh momentum to the national ethical goals.

Businesses must change their mindset on security to help ensure that their networks and vital corporate information are protected from evolving security threats. This is actually the summation of the Cisco 2010 Midyear Security Report released at the weekend.

Discussions on how to get governments convinced and buy into broadband project were bone of contention at the first Nigerian Broadband Stakeholders Forum held in Abuja last week.

An Information Technology( IT) expert Mr Ologun Bamidele has predicted that in no distant time, persons searching for jobs would no longer be able to get a call up for any interview if their curriculum vitae do not reflect acquisition of relevant IT certification.

Information and Communications Technology practitioners in the country are no longer comfortable with spate of kidnaping, arms banditry and racketeering as well as other vices that are constituting national security embarrassment to the country today.

In line with its commitment to providing quality services to its growing customers, one of Nigeria ’s telecommunications companies, Etisalat has signed up with Main One Company Limited; to take advantage of the cable company’s recently launched submarine fibre optic cable on its network.

THE number of Nigerians on the Internet is about 43.9 million according to the international Telecommunication Union. Mr. Abasiama Idaresit Managing Director Wild Fusion an internet marketing firm in Ikoyi.

While nations of the world depend on output from local content for global competitiveness
, participants at the just concluded national workshop on strenthening innovation and capacity building in the manufacturing sector rose up from the conference, saying that unemployment will remain unabted in the system except attention is paid to low hanging technology fruits which have the capacity to create one million jobs acrooss different sectors of the Nigerian economy .