Despite regulations by the Standards Organisation of Nigeria (SON), and the Basel Convention on the Control of trans-boundary movements of hazardous wastes and their disposal, large numbers of refurbished desktop computers and laptops still enter the Nigerian IT market, where demands for them remain high as a result of relatively cheap prices, CyberLIFE findings can reveal.

The 2010 West African Information and Communications Technology Congress (WAFICT) ended last week with experts in the industry calling for full deployment of resources in the sub-region to fast-track economic growth and to make the vision 20 2020 dream a reality.

The National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA) is supporting the Nigerian stop of the Python Africa Tour as the first of a series of training workshops which will kick off next week at the African University of Science and Technology, Abuja.

Global challenges to nation-building in the 21ST century
The simple truth today, is that no nation can effectively succeed in solving her 21st century development challenges, unless the national vision aspiration, mission and strategies are fundamentally anchored in the realm of knowledge creation – and strategically driven by Science and Information Technology (SIT).

criticisms and complaints from the subscribers GSM networks have continued to trail the various promos currently run by the networks providers in the country.