With a focus on the 2011 elections and beyond an International consortium consisting of the Digital Bridge Institute, Harvard University, Georgia Institute of Technology and the National Democratic Institute on Monday held a symposium on the topic “ICT & Civic Engagement in Nigeria:” in Abuja.

In apparent move to draw a road map for the future of the world in application of technology, world leaders during the week gathered to access the role of broadband in the future global development.

for rural dwellers itching to enjoy the benefits of wide growing technological exploits of Nigeria like their counterparts in the urban areas, there is a reprieve at last.

The International Telecommunication Union has called on various countries in the world, particularly the developing nations to accord more priority to advanced broadband connectivity in the domain.

Office automation suppliers, Panabiz International Limited, has announced its entry into the Nigerian Consumer Imaging Solutions Market with the intention to be a complete digital imaging solutions provider. The move enables Panabiz to harness business opportunities emerging from the fast_growing consumer imaging market, as well as traditional printers and scanners, by providing consumers the power […]