Celtel Nigeria stand at the just concluded International Telecom Exhibition in Lagos, the West African International Telecommunications Exhibition (W.Afri.Tel), attracted the attention of participants and visitors...
Despite increased capacities by the four local original equipment manufacturers (OEMs), Nigeria is still at the outskirts of the over $500 million a year computer market....
Senator Sylvester Anyanwu, chairman, senate committee on communications, has described the current state of Nigerian Telecommunications Limited (Nitel), a beleaguered public institution as a disaster. He...
The federal government is considering a blanket ban on the importation of compact discs (CDs), to check the growing activities of intellectual thieves, unarmed but very...
The federal government has cancelled the One Laptop per Child (OLPC) scheme initiated by the last administration two years after it became the first country to...
Sony Ericsson Mobile Communications International will be flaunting all its latest mobile handset style and design at the 8th West African International Telecommunications and Information Communication...
The growth in telecommunications sector in the country did not only bring about employment and increased telephone access to Nigerians, it also created opportunity for investment...
Professor Charles Uwadia is president, Nigerian Computer Society and director, Centre for Information technology and Systems, University of Lagos. He has been a visiting Fellow to...
Nigeria has long identified information and communications technology (ICT) as a key facilitator of economic growth. It is a good example of country that recognizes the...
No fewer than eight international airlines have joined the growing list of Virgin Nigeria’s interline electronic ticketing partners. The airlines include Northwest Airlines, US Airways, Singapore...