While the debate on electoral reforms is going in the national assembly, how best to realize a stable democratic political system in Nigeria through IT tools and strategies has continued to be a major concern of stakeholders in the Nigerian IT industry, especially the Nigerian Computer Society.

In a bid to ensure that the citizens of Niger State are empowered with IT knowledge and skills needed to face the 21st century knowledge economy, Nigerian PCs assembler, Brian Integrated Systems Limited had signed an MOU with the Niger State Government on a computer ownership scheme that will benefitted civil servants.

One of the leading hardware providers in the largest African ICT market, the Computer Village Ikeja, Balog Technologies Limited, a subsidiary of Brian Integrated Systems has many intrduced many dependable hardware products at affordable prices.

A major outcome of the World Summit on Information Society (WSIS) in 2003 was for member countries that have existing IT policy to develop corresponding e-strategies, which is a framework for specific actions, targets and timelines for the full integration of IT in every sector of human endeavor.

NIGERIAN women have been charged to be more purposeful and result oriented in their various enterprises by leveraging on the opportunities provided by emerging technologies, so as to excel in their endeavour. CEO of Omatek Computers, Mrs. Florence Seriki gave the charge last week during a round table meeting organized by Women in Technology in Nigeria (WITIN) in Lagos, tagged “Empowering Technologies”.