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Nigeria First: Indigenous businesses still need more protection — Ekeh

By Prince Osuagwu, Hi-Tech EditorDespite the Nigeria First Policy designed to give indigenous businesses greater opportunities in government procurement, Nigerian companies are still not getting enough protection, Chairman of Zinox Group, Dr. Leo Stan Ekeh, has warned. Ekeh said the situation could spell doom for the economy, arguing that Nigeria cannot build a sustainable digital […]
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Why FG extends NIN-SIM verification till December

Federal Government has extended the deadline for the National Identity Number, NIN, Subscriber Identity Module, SIM, data verification to the end of 2021, while calling on the legal residents to complete the process. The Honourable Minister of Communications and Digital Economy, Prof. Isa Pantami, the approval of the to extend the deadline was made further […]

How IoT connectivity ‘ll improve Nigerian economy

By Prince Osuagwu Everything about the internet of things, IoT is about the ease of doing things Experts in the technology profession are saying that the easy will transform to economic boost if countries like Nigeria could take advantage of it on all aspects of economic management. IoT is a network of electronic devices that […]

How Sunday Adegoke applied advanced machine learning to shipment mode prediction

By Kunle Barike In 2020, as Nigerian manufacturing firms contended with rising distribution costs, congested transport corridors, and increasing pressure to meet delivery timelines, Honeywell Flour Mills Plc encountered a structural limitation in its logistics planning process.  The company’s shipment decisions spanning road, sea, and air transport had grown too complex for rule-based scheduling methods, […]

Telecom @ 20: Before Obasanjo, successive govts ignored sector — Ndukwe

By Juliet Umeh Reminiscing his time at the Nigerian Communications Commission, NCC as Executive Vice Chairman, current Chairman, MTN Nigeria, Dr. Ernest Ndukwe, lamented the inability of successive Nigerian government have not given telecommunications deserved attention even when they know the sector remains the most powerful enabler of growth. Ndukwe was only to single out […]

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