The dreams of Oluwatimilehin and Temitope to have a memorable and enjoyable wedding ceremony has come true, following their emergence as winners of first ever online wedding competition, ‘Dream Wedding Splash’.

THE National Association of Telecommunications Subscribers, NATCOMS, has asked the Federal Government to order a downward reduction of the price cap of telephone tariffs in the country.

Controlling a major share of the growing ICT markets in the Middle East and Africa, it may not be totally strange or surprising to industry watchers, that the new baby in telecommunications advancement, Long Term Evolution, LTE has already berthed in Nigeria.

With a few developments in recent times, Nigeria is still setting the pace in technological developments in Africa and indeed the Middle East and African emerging markets. This is as Nigeria can now join a few other countries of the world to provide its citizens the opportunity of watching the 2010 World Cup LIVE broadcasts on their cell phones.

Secretary-General of the International Telecommunication Union, Dr. Hammadoun Toure, has commended the organisers of the West African ICT Congress (WAFICT), saying the conference was central to continued growth in the sub-region’s telecommunications industry.

The Nigerian communications commission has asked telecom operators in the country to turn their customers into fans for them to earn their loyalty and achieve greater profitability.

Subscribers have commended Globacom for crashing call rates to 30 kobo per second on its Talkmore package.
Mr. Eugene Eboka, who runs a manufacturing concern in Lagos, while on a business visit to the Lagos Regional Office of Globacom, said his business has received a major boost since he upgraded to Glo Talkmore, as it allows him to make more calls to his clients.

The Nigeria Communication Commission (NCC) has so far released about N30billion for the executions of variety of programmes through Universal Service Provision Fund (USPF) in the Six geo-political areas of the country.

Nigerians have not fully benefited from the internet services in the country. This is because, the country entirely depended on international connections for regional and local communications.

As cash prize of USD$25,000 awaits the winning team for the software giant, Microsoft Imagine Cup 2010 series , no fewer than 145 Nigerian students from the tartially institution are currently jostling for the software competition that encourages young people to apply their imagination, their passion, and their creativity to technology innovations focused on finding solutions to some of the world’s most challenging social issues outlined in the United Nations’ Millennium Development Goals,(MDGs)