The Association of Telecommunications Companies of Nigeria (ATCON) has concluded plans to host Nigeria’s Telecoms Executives and Regulator Forum 2012.

Only those in government, and the few who have business with government (relative to the rest of the population) would know that apart from the new Government House built by the Akpabio administration in Uyo, the state capital, a brand new governor’s office was being added to the landscape.

As part it’s strategic plans to offer quality service to its subscribers, third leading telecommunications services provider in Nigeria, Bharti Airtel has undertaken an end-to-end network transformation program across its mobile operations.

First Bank of Nigeria Plc is offering customers with a new solution the freedom to capture their individuality on the debit Naira MasterCard Card.

If information is power, the internet has been one of the great equalizers in human history. As Ray Kurzweil said recently: today “a kid in Nigeria with a smartphone has access to more knowledge and information and capability than the president of the United States did 13 years ago”. But extending these benefits to many parts of the world is a challenge.