‘Grand Theft Auto’ set for blockbuster return after 13 years
We’ll make Nigeria cashless society – IBPLC
Zain offers special SME package
MDGs: Uwaje challenges youths on using IT
Broadband’ll make Nigeria a superpower by 2020, says Ekuwem
Microstation opens new outlet
Spectrum out with back-ups for internet
Rising number of faulty touch screen phones: Are users the problem?
Educators compete to win Microsoft’s worldwide awards
There’s more money in IT than petrodollars, says Odeyemi
Microsoft arrives smart phone market with Windows 7 mobile
Prices of computers refuse to go down
Vivian Fowler School partners New Horizons on Oracle curriculum
Nokia’s N8 smart phone debuts in Nigeria

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Africa: then, now, and forever(2)
I was born in 1954 in colonial Africa. One of my most cherished mementos from the colony of Nigeria is one of the pennies I received for my school lunch allowance.
Nigeria @ 50: MTN fetes orphanages
For MTN Nigeria, the Nigeria Golden Jubilee celebration is not just for the privileged few in the society and the able bodied men and women , but also for the forgotten and orphans who were abandoned by their parents by sheer insensitivity of men or by other inevitable circumstances.
ICT directors’ forum formed, ngREN gets new life
A committee of directors has been formed to organize ICT matters more efficiently in Nigerian universities. It was formed in a World Bank/STEP-B sponsored meeting; hosted by Nigerian University Chancellors for Directors of ICT in Nigerian Universities.
ISPON in Tinapa, meets C-River govt on national software development
The Institute of Software Practitioners of Nigeria, (ISPON) is expected in Tinappa, Calabar, the Cross River State capital today to trade ideas with the governor of the State, Liyel Imoke on how best to promote indigenous software products for national development and global competitiveness.
We’re ready to pay for NITEL , New Generations Telecom
New Generations Telecom, Preferred bidder of Nitel, has said that it was ready to pay for NITEL anytime it was asked to do so, expressing confidence that its financial muscles can not fail. The consortium also said that it was undaunted by the delay and controversy which trailed its $2.5b bid for Nitel because it evaluated and knew the value of what it was buying.

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