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Nigeria First: Indigenous businesses still need more protection — Ekeh

Nigeria First: Indigenous businesses still need more protection — Ekeh

By Prince Osuagwu, Hi-Tech EditorDespite the Nigeria First Policy designed to give indigenous businesses greater opportunities in government procurement, Nigerian companies are still not getting enough protection, Chairman of Zinox Group, Dr. Leo Stan Ekeh, has warned. Ekeh said the situation could spell doom for the economy, arguing that Nigeria cannot build a sustainable digital […]
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Airtel Nigeria appoints VP for enterprise, SME postpaid packages

Airtel Nigeria appoints VP for enterprise, SME postpaid packages

In a bid to provide specific, relevant and tailored telecommunications solutions to empower Small and Medium Enterprises in Nigeria, Airtel Nigeria has announced the appointment of Rajiv Seghal as Vice President: Enterprise, SMEs and Postpaid.

Make vandalisation of telecom facilities capital offence – Adebayo

Make vandalisation of telecom facilities capital offence – Adebayo

Chairman of the Association of Licensed Telecommunications Companies of Nigeria (ALTON), Engr. Gbenga Adebayo, last week repeated calls that the federal government should make the vandalisation of telecom infrastructure a capital offence to deter vandals from frustrating the efforts of telecom operators in Nigeria.

New BlackBerry phones set to hit market

New BlackBerry phones set to hit market

The Nigerian office of Research In Motion RIM makers of the Blackberry range of smartphones announced plans to launch five new BlackBerry smartphones based on the BlackBerry 7 Operating System.

Policy coming on software testing, standards

Policy coming on software testing, standards

While the IT community awaits the national software blueprint, it may not business as usual again for local and foreign software makers as the Director of National Information Technology Development Agency, (NITDA) has said that the policy, when fully implemented would set standards for software acquisition and importation in the Nigerian market which has so far remained the exclusive preserve of foreign vendors.

Growing the local IT industry

Growing the local IT industry

We are where we are because while we like ourselves, we just don’t like our country, as a result of which we labour all our lives but other nations enjoy the fruit of our labours.