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...
The latest installment of International Data Corporation’s world- renowned IT security, storage, and Business continuity road show is set to roll into the Middle East and...
President Umaru Musa Yar’Adua has restated government’s continuous improvement on the nation’s infrastructural base, saying it is one of the cardinal policies of the current administration....
Communication networks and infrastructure have a strong interrelationship that goes to the heart of their capability, efficiency and usefulness. Almost no form of technical infrastructure that...
Nigerians clamouring for better services from telecommunications operators will have breather in 2010, which is two years from now with the expected deployment of 50,000 base...
Global System for Mobile Communications Association, (GSMA) is worried that mobile-specific taxes on handsets, airtime and telecom equipment estimated at over $71 billion in sub-Saharan Africa...
International Telecommunications Union (ITU) has perfected plans to connect persons with all kinds of disabilities to opportunities offered by information and communication technologies (ICTs). Hamadoun Toure,...
