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Samsung Parades Cost Effective Printers

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Samsung Electronics West Africa, a subsidiary of Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd, the second largest vendor in global printing market, paraded state of the art printers designed for a trouble free experience for media executives at an event tagged “Samsung Print Office Experience”.
Nicholas Shin, vice president, Nicholas Shin, vice president, Samsung Electronics West Africa, said the company is deploying its product line across Nigeria. He said though the company is a bit late in coming to the Nigerian market, it hopes to be strong and be the number one in the market.
One of the devices on parade was the SCX-3200, the compact multi-function printer designed for professionals and students who need simple and cost-effective access to a device that can print, copy and scan at the touch of a button. The SCX-3200 caters to these needs with a space-saving, integrated design that provides one-touch functionality without compromising on style or environmental credentials.
Another device, Samsung’s mono laser printer ML-3310/3710 series, designed for small workgroups offers a productive, economical, trouble-free and versatile printing solution for the office. These users generally have an average monthly print volume (AMPV) of up to 1,500 pages. The ML-3710 series and ML-3310ND have a capacity of up to 820 sheets of paper with a second cassette option, whilst the ML-3710 series supports up to 80,000 prints at maximum monthly duty. Users in the finance, education, healthcare and governments will find this series particularly suited for their needs.
“Samsung understands that consumers don’t want to worry about working out how to use their new devices,” said Chioma Iwuckukwu-Nweke, IT Director, Samsung Electronics West Africa. “With the new printers, we have incorporated a wide range of features in a stylish and compact device to make printing simple and convenient.”
Also on parade during the Samsung Print Office Experience is the ML3310/ ML-3710 series, the world’s first A4 mono laser printer with a dual core 600MHz CPU, which offers high productivity with a speed of 52ppm/62ppm delivers faster for large printing jobs with graphs and images and can support various paper types such as thick paper or cardstock and conveniently hold these pages in the cassette.
Samsung’s ML-3310/3710 series come complete with Samsung’s in-house solution for fleet management and Managed Print Service. Samsung SyncThru-Admin remotely monitors and manages all Samsung device and print settings whilst the CounThru solution counts billing and job accounting.
The CLX-3185, CLX-3185N, CLX-3185FN and CLX-3185FW colour laser MFPs offer print speeds of up to 16 pages per minute (ppm) in monochrome and 4 ppm in colour. The fax capability of the CLX-3185FN and CLX-3185FW provides a convenient solution for users that require fax capabilities.
“Samsung’s ever-expanding portfolio of printing solutions ensure that working environments of all sizes can benefit from Samsung’s commitment to excellence in printing,” said Iwuchukwu-Nweke,
“All these models are designed to handle large volumes of documents in a simple and easy to operate way, whilst the Dual Core CPU of models like the SCX Series and ML-3310/3710 series guarantee that your printer will be at the cutting-edge of your office environment.”
Samsung printers are wireless-enabled with Samsung’s one-touch Wi-Fi and are backed with certified Wi-Fi Protected Setup™ to ensure the wireless connection is secured. The MFPs also incorporate Samsung’s Navigation Key Ring to further enhance the intuitive user experience. The user can navigate the printing options quickly and easily, reducing the amount of time it takes to gain familiarity with the device.
Samsung print devices are also compatible with Samsung’s AnyWeb Print software which allows users to select, drag and drop specific content from web pages into a new blank page on their PC screen, which they can save or print. The AnyWeb Print software allows users to print just the information they really need, rather than printing the whole web page. This means users are saving time and resources such as paper and toner.


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REA, NBS Partner to Deliver Comprehensive Energy Data for Nigeria

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The Rural Electrification Agency (REA) and the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to conduct a nationwide energy survey aimed at closing long-standing data gaps in Nigeria’s power sector. The initiative is expected to guide policy, attract investment, and accelerate universal electricity access.

Signed in Abuja, the agreement establishes a National Energy Survey based on the Multi-Tier Tracking Framework (MTF), a globally recognized methodology that measures electricity access not only by grid connection but also by quality, affordability, reliability, and usage of electricity and clean cooking solutions.

The survey will be implemented under the Energy Sector Management Assistance Program (ESMAP) of the World Bank. Dr. Abba Aliyu, REA Managing Director/CEO, said the partnership underscores REA’s commitment to evidence-based rural electrification planning and will generate detailed insights on electricity access and off-grid solutions nationwide.

Prince Adeyemi Adeniran, Statistician-General of the Federation/CEO of NBS, emphasized that reliable statistics are essential for effective policymaking, assuring that NBS will provide technical oversight, sampling expertise, and quality assurance to meet global standards.

The survey will assess energy access, household affordability, expenditure patterns, and the adoption of off-grid technologies such as solar home systems, mini-grids, and clean cooking solutions. REA will provide sector expertise and policy alignment, while NBS manages regulatory approvals, methodology, and technical supervision.

Funded and technically overseen by the World Bank, the exercise will run for 18 months, with the resulting data expected to improve national energy planning, programme targeting, and private sector investment, particularly in underserved and rural communities.

Officials said the collaboration reflects the Federal Government’s commitment to strengthening inter-agency coordination, enhancing energy data availability, and advancing Nigeria’s goal of universal electricity and clean cooking access.


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SiBAN New Executive Council to Champion Vision for Nigeria’s Digital Economy

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The Stakeholders in Blockchain Technology Association of Nigeria (SiBAN), the nation’s foremost self-regulatory body for the blockchain industry, has completed its election cycle, heralding the beginning of a new executive council dedicated to scaling Nigeria’s digital economy.

The highly anticipated elections concluded recently with the emergence of a new leadership team poised to champion industry standards, foster innovation, and drive widespread adoption of blockchain technology across the country.

The newly elected executives, who will officially assume their roles in January 2026, represent a blend of legal, financial, and technical expertise critical for navigating the evolving regulatory landscape.

Leading the charge is Mela Claude-Ake, a lawyer, who has been elected the President of SiBAN to succeed the outgoing President, Obinna Iwuno, whose tenure was marked by significant achievements, including facilitating crucial reforms and forging strategic partnerships with regulators and other critical stakeholders in the digital asset industry. Mr. Iwuno will formally hand over the reins to the new council in January 2026.

Other elected to the executive council are Chimene Chinah – Vice President 1, in charge of Blockchain education and adoption; Oroke Cornelius – Vice President 2, in charge of membership, strategic partnerships, and funding; and Ayo Shonibare – Vice President 3, in charge of policy, regulation, and ethics.

Others are Ugochukwu Peters – Vice President 4 in charge of digital asset operations and capital markets, Mbene Vivian – Chief strategy officer in charge of projects and incubation, Olufunmilayo Tugbobo as Financial Secretary/Chief Financial Officer, and Chiemeka David Ohajionu as Chief Communications Officer.

The newly elected council’s structure reflects SiBAN’s commitment to addressing key pillars of the blockchain ecosystem: from grassroots education and fostering innovation through projects, to establishing robust regulatory frameworks.

In his acceptance speech, Mela Claude-Ake emphasized the vital role SiBAN plays in shaping the future of finance and technology in Nigeria.

“The trust placed in this new council is not one we take lightly. We inherit a great foundation built by the outgoing team. Our mission now is to accelerate. We stand at a critical juncture where the potential of blockchain to revolutionize every sector, from finance and governance to supply chain, is undeniable. This new council will focus relentlessly on advancing smart, collaborative regulation, democratizing blockchain education, and protecting the interests of all stakeholders to ensure that Nigeria remains a leader in the African digital economy space,” he assured.

He added that he is humbled by the opportunity to be the face of one of Nigeria’s youngest and most promising sectors — blockchain tech.

“As a tech enthusiast I am excited at the possibilities. The ecosystem needs careful nurturing by the government. My administration will be focused on building new bridges for the blockchain sector internationally and domestically, establishing trust with the public and unifying the sector. I enjoin all blockchain stakeholders in Nigeria, connected to Nigeria or of nigerian heritage to join hands together with my administration in building the industry of our dreams.”

The industry now looks forward to the handover ceremony in January 2026 and the initiatives the new SiBAN leadership will unveil to solidify the association’s role as a catalyst for innovation and a respected partner to the Nigerian government.


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APC National Chairman Appoints Mr. Abimbola Tooki as Special Adviser on Media

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The National Chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC) has approved the appointment of Mr. Abimbola Tooki as Special Adviser on Media and Communication Strategy.

APC National Chairman Appoints Mr. Abimbola Tooki as Special Adviser on Media

Mr. Abimbola Tooki

The appointment reflects the Chairman’s confidence in Mr. Tooki’s vast experience, professional pedigree, and proven capacity to deploy strategic communication in strengthening party cohesion, public engagement, and effective message delivery at both national and international levels.

Mr. Tooki is a celebrated journalist, columnist, and media strategist with deep expertise in governance reporting, crisis communication, information management, and team leadership.

He is widely regarded for his ability to bring institutions closer to the people through the effective use of conventional and digital media platforms.

His career demonstrates a consistent track record of innovation, results-oriented leadership, and excellence in managing internal and external communications.

A versatile Information and Communications Technology (ICT) editor for many years, Mr. Tooki managed and developed influential ICT and business sections in leading newspapers, contributing significantly to public understanding of technology and economic issues.

He also pioneered major newsroom initiatives, including the establishment of specialised ICT publications, and is respected for his sharp analytical skills and solution-driven approach in fast-paced environments.

His professional journey spans several reputable media organisations, culminating in his role as Editor of BusinessWorld Newspaper, where he oversees editorial direction, production, administration, and corporate management.

He previously rose through the ranks at Financial Standard, earning rapid promotions due to exceptional performance, intellectual depth, and dedication to duty.

Mr. Tooki is also a familiar face and respected voice in broadcast media, serving over the years as a guest analyst on platforms such as Channels Television and other national stations, where he analyses major headlines, public policy, and issues of national importance.

Academically, he holds an MBA from Obafemi Awolowo University, a Postgraduate Diploma in Journalism from the Nigerian Institute of Journalism, and a Bachelor’s degree in Language Arts from the University of Ilorin.

In his new role, Mr. Tooki is expected to provide strategic direction for the Chairman’s media engagement, strengthen the APC’s communication architecture, manage reputation and messaging, and enhance the party’s interface with stakeholders, the press, and the Nigerian public.

The APC congratulates Mr. Abimbola Tooki on his appointment and wishes him success as he brings his wealth of experience, energy, and professionalism to bear in support of the Chairman and the party at large


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