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Aptech bridges digital skills gap @national convocation of tech professionals in Lagos

By Prince Osuagwu AS Nigeria intensifies efforts to bridge digital skills gap and build a globally competitive technology workforce, Aptech Nigeria is celebrating the achievements of its graduates while strengthening industry-academia collaboration and alumni engagement. The celebration will happen at its national convocation, on August 8, 2026, at the Sheraton Lagos. Aptech expects the ceremony […]
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SIM reg: Glo makes 17 millionnaires, takes 19 to UK, UAE

Ordinarily, the SIM registration project of the Nigerian Communications Commission, was meant to cut down the rate of mobile related crimes and protect the subscribers from mobile thieves who may steal their phones and use them for unwholesome practices. It was also meant to help in providing adequate data necessary for carrying out other services like number portability.

Dimension Data wins Microsoft’s MEA award

Dimension Data Nigeria has hinted that it has won Microsoft’s 2011 Voice Partner for Unified Communications in the Middle East and Africa region. The award was presented at the recently concluded Microsoft Worldwide Partner Conference in Los Angeles California, USA.

MTN opens competition for app developers on African problems

Apparently piqued by myriads of problems emanating from emerging markets of Africa and the Middle East, telecommunications giant, MTN has thrown open a competition to challenge application developers around the world to come forward with innovative apps that can solve problems of Africa and the Middle East.

Banks should embrace local enterprise software, says Lopworks boss

As the second Cisco Certified Internetworking Expert (CCIE) in Sub-Saharan Africa, achieved almost a decade ago, former Consulting Manager with Schlumberger Omnes overseeing Consulting Practice in Nigeria Geomarket, Network Consultant with Citigroup and Barclays Capital both in UK carrying out network consulting works in Europe Middle East and Africa (EMEA) for years, Ademola Adesakin Osindero, cut his networking teeth sharper than most of his contemporaries.

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