Why many Nigerians spend more on phone repairs than buying new phones
By Miracle Onyemuwa The rising cost of smartphones in Nigeria is forcing more consumers to repair damaged devices rather than replace them with new ones. This is more so, as inflation and the depreciation of the naira continue to push phone prices higher. At Computer Village, Ikeja, phone repair shops are seeing increasing numbers of […]
CDMA fortunes nosedive, as subscription down by 1,069,485 lines in 2011
Indications have emerged that the total number of active telephone lines on the networks of the Code Division Multiple Access, CDMA networks operating in Nigeria has dropped by 1,069,485 lines in 2011.
IT and e-government in NIgeria: The fuel subsidy crisis and related issues (2)
The shift towards knowledge-based jobs has accelerated the rise of the services sector, creating new opportunities. Time and distance from a business need no longer be the problems they once were.
WRC 2012 to modify global spectrum regulations
The Secretary General of the International Telecommunication Union (ITU), Hamadoun Touré has said that how best to review and modify global spectrum regulations to ensure that it is used effectively to benefit all players will be key issue at the ongoing World Radiocommunication conference which opened on Monday in Geneva, Switzerland.
CBNCash-lite: Operators in deal with NIBSS
One of the major concerns against a successful cash-lite economy which the Central Bank of Nigeria is propagating to drive usage of alternative electronic products and channels for financial transactions in the country, was the reliability of the platforms that the initiative would run on.
Why Nigcomsat board escaped FG dissolution
As the federal government carried out its ritual of dissolving its Boards and Parastatals every four years, it was surprising why the board of Nigerian Communications Satellite Limited NIGCOMSAT escaped the exercise.
