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Meta to unveil new AI smart glasses amid privacy concerns
Effective e-strategies tops agenda at NITPPF 2011
University of Mkar partners New Horizons on IT learning
Visafone launches Visa Supercircle, introduces new tariff
Ibom Science Park contractor seeks amicable resolution
Why telecoms sector attracts investments, by Nokia boss
Nigerian develops software for warehouse management
Google set for developers’ event
Copyright Commission raids software reseller
Samsung hosts dealers night
How MTNF saved 5yr old hole – in – the – heart patient
Cisco pioneers end-to-end data center fabric convergence

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ICT provisioning still capital intensive, says Gamnet boss
The cost of providing ICT services in Nigeria is still very high. This was the view of an Information Technology marketer and Chief Executive Officer of Gamnet Solutions Limited, a marketing communications company, Mr Godwin A. Morgan.
Google Nigeria appoints new Country Manager
In a bid to sustain customers’ confidence and bring the best innovative search in technologies that connect millions of people around the world with information, Google, a top web property in all major global markets, has appointed Juliet Ehimuan as Google’s Country Manager for Nigeria
Rental payments, hidden charges among telecom operators, the Glo example
The Nigerian telecoms industry, acclaimed as the fastest growing in Africa, has once again, come under global scrutiny on account of recent activities in the sector. The renewed interest in the country’s telephony landscape is occasioned by a price war that has erupted among the four major GSM operators, namely, MTN, Globacom, Airtel and Etisalat.
Stakeholders condemn non-passage of anti-cyber crime bill
The non passage of Cyber Crime bill by the out-going National Assembly has continued to attract condemnations among stakeholders in the Nigerian ICT sector even as Nigeria is still rated high as a result of the ugly trend which has remained unabated.
Motorola warns customers, beware! fake motorola products are around the corner
Most recently, counterfeiting has become so pervasive in Nigeria that not only consumer products, such as household items, mobile phones and automobile spare parts are involved, but professional telecommunication devices,such as two-way radios are becoming affected too.

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