For hardware vendors in the Nigerian IT market, especially at the Computer Village Ikeja, it may not be business as usual very soon as the National information Technology Development Agency, (NITDA) has said that hazardous e-devices imported into the country would soon be banned, adding that guidelines on the provision of IT services in the country is underway.

The Postmaster General/Chief Executive Officer of Nigerian Postal Service, (NIPOST) Ibrahim Mori Baba has said that postal sector reform was committed to the procurement of appropriate technology for digital inclusion in the 21st century knowledge.

As technology is permeating every sector of life, creating unimaginable transformations, the marriage institution should not be left out. And that could be why a frontline internet services provider, iWay Africa recently introduced a website which provides the opportunity for couples who have not tied their nuptial knots to have a celebrity wedding worth over N4m.

The Nigerian IT community will tomorrow in Lagos converge for the much awaited Broadband forum organized by eWorld Magazine.

The Information Technology Association of Nigeria, (ITAN), in collaboration with Quality Assurance Institute (QAI), have announced a strategic partnership with QAI’s services offerings.