Just as temporary normalcy returned Monday afternoon after suspension of the nationwide strike by labour and civil society groups across the nation, Nigerians are still counting their losses due to network failure and shortage of cash at automated teller machines, especially in commercial centres where the technology has been fully deployed.

By Chris Uwaje & Dan Molina The central message of the national fuel subsidy removal and related economic crisis is: “The Industrial Era has ended and the Information Society Era has commenced”.  All these noise about oil and gas, oil and gas – yes, removing the subsidy has created hardships, but focusing on this and […]

As part of measures by the government to bring all IT-based activities of its agencies and parastatals to a single platform, the federal government said it is set to ensure full migration by all its ministries, departments and agencies from their existing domain names to Nigeria’s Code Top Level domain name, .ng, both for their websites and official emails.

The Software giant, Microsoft has announced the launch of Africa Pack, a suite of popular of the company’s technologies and locally relevant content free to consumers across Africa who purchase or currently run a genuine version of Windows 7.

The number of Nigerians that have signed up to Facebook,as a means of communication and interactions, has increased from 400, 000 in the last four years crossing 4.3 million mark at the end of December, 2011.