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Nigeria’s data demand outpacing network growth — NCC

…Says mobile broadband covers 90% of Nigerians, only 27% own smartphones…Seeks long-term naira funding for telecoms infrastructure By Juliet Umeh The Nigerian Communications Commission, NCC, has warned that rising data demand is putting pressure on Nigeria’s networks and called for greater investment in digital infrastructure.In a communiqué issued on Sunday after the Nigeria Digital Connectivity […]
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VANGUARD IT PARLIAMENT: Nigeria, a computer codeless nation?-2

Therefore, our national development roadmap should be strategically focused on a mission to preparing Nigerian for the 21st Century Knowledge Olympiad as a prerequisite for the participating in the Information Society.(IS).That should be the central vision of our national transformation agenda, if we must resolve the unspoken complex conflict in Nigeria such as keeping more than 30million slaves (of the underestimated 150 million) as house-helps, street hawkers, mai-guards and R-Fundamentalism -which are thankless labourers to the “Okada and Pure Water Economy!”

Nokia Siemens shows interest in CDMA bail-out

OPerators of the Code Division Multiple Access, CDMA, may still achieve their aim of competing favourably with the Global system for Mobile communications, GSM services providers, otherwise known in Nigeria as the major operators.

Solutions to our problems easier with IT- Varsity don

NIGERIA’s multi-faceted socio-political problems may continue unabated if its leaders continue to neglect the importance of systemic gathering and organization of information, otherwise called Information Technology, IT.

ARTON explains role in national rural telephony project

THE Association of Rural Telephony Operators of Nigeria (ARTON), has explained position on the first phase of the National Rural Telephony Project, dismissing as baseless, a story by one of the Nigerian newspapers linking the project with fraud.

ISPON plans national software contest

The Institute of Software Practitioners of Nigeria (ISPON) has concluded arrangements to hold the first national software competition in Calabar, Cross River State in what can be classified as an IT-quest and knowledge encounter.

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