Following the success of the maiden edition of MTN Project Fame competition, Nigerians youths turned out in their thousands at Fantasyland, Ikoyi and Ultima Studios, Ogba, for the auditions of MTN Project Fame Season 2 which kicks off next month.

While more children and young people globally use the internet for growth and development, the African Information Security Association (AISA) has expressed worries over vulnerability of children exposed to online content, saying m that something urgently has to be done to stem the tide of dangers that children and young people are exposed to online:

With the global paradigm shift from traditional to new media, how best to use mobile phone as a tool in conflict situation and political hot spots was focus of discussion at the just concluded Global Media Forum, (GMD) in Bonn, Germany where no fewer than 1,200 participants from about 100 countries gathered to discuss conflict prevention in the multimedia era.

Following the impressive performance of the company and the manifest expertise of the company in Telecom Infrastructure development, Engr. Fazal Hussain was invited by ARAMCOM group to discuss the benefits of infrastructure sharing in ICT development .He spoke on the topic “ Building Infrastructure for Convergence”

The nation’s foremost infra structure sharing and managed services provider, Helios Towers Nigeria and the pioneer CDMA operator have increased the tempo of co_location services in Nigeria with the attainment of 400 HTN co-location sites milestone by multi_links last week.

Leading technology solutions company, Chams Nigeria Plc, is set to finalize plans to deploy thousands of point of transaction terminals across the country.

The Northern Patriotic Front, NPF, a socio-cultural-political organization, has in Abuja, paid a courtesy visit to the Chairman of the Board of the Nigerian Communications Commission, NCC, Alhaji Ahmed Joda, even as the group commended the elder statesman

Executive Vice Chair man and Chief Executive Officer of the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC), Engr. Ernest Ndukwe, pennultimate week emerged Pillar of Telecom in Africa at a special award ceremony to climax the first edition of the West African Information Communications Technology (WAFICT) Congress 2009.

Inmates of the Kirikiri Prisons were last week treated to delightful time as Chams Nigeria Plc donated food to them. The donation was part of the Soup Kitchen, a quarterly corporate social intervention by the technology conglomerate, in which it provides cooked food to various less-privileged people in the society.

As unemployment rate in Nigeria continues to assume an alarming proportion, succor came the way of the unemployed people last week as GIFIC, an indigenous print solution giant and market leader in the heat transfer business organised an empowerment workshop to empower Nigerians on how to become successful enterpreneurs.
The workshop, was primarily aimed at creating awareness about some hidden opportunities in the printing industry which anybody could tap on and become a successful and fulfilled business man.