PRINCESS Ethel Eweka and Mrs Titi Salau are both members of the governing board of the National Information Development Agency (NITDA). On the sidelines of last month’s e-Nigeria summit which held in Abuja, they opined that the nation’s womenfolk must play a role in the National ICT4D plan if we are to achieve Vision 20-2020.

TRADERS in the popular Computer Village otherwise known as Otigba market, Ikeja last week accused men of the Nigerian police of impersonation and extortion in the market.

Stakeholders and industry experts in Nigeria are eagerly awaiting this year’s New Partnership for Africa’s Development NEPAD’s communications technologies (ICT) Africa Summit 2010 taking place in the second week of August in Cape Town , South Africa. They are however saying that these summits and meetings which are almost beginning to tow each other in line should finally begin to leave lasting effects on the poor masses.

What Nigeria must do to succeed in the 21ST century First, it is my candid professional opinion that, Nigeria cannot attain any meaningful and quality global development without ensuring that there is consistent, constant and un-interruptible electricity supply at all points and at all times. We used to hear that knowledge is power.

The United Kingdom Minister of State for Security and Counter-Terrorism, Baroness Pauline Neville-Jones will tomorrow deliver a keynote speech at the Commonwealth Telecommunications Organisation (CTO) organized Cybersecurity forum 2010.