ChamsCity, the network of digital facilities operating in Nigeria has opened a window of opportunity for employee development through its’ computer based testing and learning platform.

One of the Brazil’s leading software companies International Syst,developers of the Metasys software has entered into an exclusive partnership with Leapsoft Nigeria limited.

It was a joy that knows no bounds last week, when four youngsters and siblings of an average family with a minimal income level, climbed down the lucky draws stage of Etisalat’s 9jillion regional game show, N2.2 million richer.

Perhaps, crises make Pioneer telecommunications company, Mobitel, stronger. The company since it announced interest for a comeback to active telecommunications operations, with the bidding and subsequent winning and payment of the controversial 2.3Ghz Wimax spectrum license recently, has itself been in and out of controversies.

Belgacom International Carrier Services (BICS) and MTN have announced a next step in their strategic co-operation by combining their international carrier services, resulting in MTN holding an equity stake in BICS.

supplier of prepaid telephone cards in Africa, Nasuba Express has said it is set to launch yet another new product for her African market tagged “Nasuba Express card.”

Second National Operator Globacom may be asking Nigerians to get back to their roots with a recent sponsor of the Western Nigeria International Agriculture Summit, provision of relaxed tariff plan for the farmers and subsequently grabbing award as the Most farmer friendly telecom company, in the process.

TWO Nigerians, Engr. Ernest Ndukwe, and Mr. Pascal Dozie, as well as Mr. Cyril Ramaphosa, and Maria Ramos of South Africa, were the only four African personalities crowned at the Grosvenor Hotel, Parklane, London, at the Africa Business Awards 2009, which had Rwandan President, Mr. Paul Kagame as special guest of honour.

As part of ipNX’s mission to enable optimal technology driven communication to her numerous customers, the company has reinstated its commitment in ensuring that Nigerians have access to a reliable and affordable telephone service with a price offer as low as N6.99.

By Paul Usoro Background facts SO much brouhaha has   been created by the recent 2.3MHz frequency spectrum licensing round by the Nigerian Communications Commission (“NCC” or “the Commission”). In capsule, NCC had advertised its planned 2.3MHz_licensing programme on April 30th, 2009 and had invited interested persons to indicate their interest. The process continued to near […]