Wed, January 16th, 11:24 · Richard Cutcher
An American-made Internet surveillance and censorship technology is being deployed by governments in Kenya, Nigeria and Egypt, according to a Canadian civil rights group. → Read more
Wed, January 16th, 09:54 · Paul Adepoju
Police officers in Lagos have arrested 17 suspects, including Warehouse Manager at Nigerian Telecommunications Limited (NITEL), for allegedly stealing cables valued at 50 million naira (US$318,000) belonging to the country’s former telecommunications company. → Read more
Wed, January 16th, 09:10 · Paul Adepoju
Despite the immense advance in mobile retail technology, around 85 percent of all transactions are still being made with cash, which will only change with the “will of the people”, according to the President of MasterCard Worldwide. → Read more
Tue, January 15th, 15:44 · Paul Adepoju
Nigeria’s commercial city of Lagos will host Social Media Week (SMW) from February 18 to 22 - the first time an African city has hosted what has become a major global event. → Read more
Tue, January 15th, 14:23 · Vincent Matinde
Etisalat Nigeria’s Eazywallet product has received the highest number of nominations for this year’s Kalahari Mobile Money Awards slated for February 6. → Read more
Tue, January 15th, 13:06 · Paul Adepoju
The last may not have been heard on the 10 million phones the Nigerian government is planning to procure and distribute to the nation's farmers after the nation's Agriculture Minister, Dr Akinwunmi Adesina, said in spite of the criticism, he still believes the devices are needed. → Read more
Tue, January 15th, 11:29 · Paul Adepoju
The Broadcasting Organizations of Nigeria (BON) has revealed no solution is in sight on the dispute over who will screen the 2013 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON), despite the competition kicking off in South Africa on Friday. → Read more
Tue, January 15th, 10:33 · Paul Adepoju
The Federal Capital Territory Administration’s Department of Development Control in the Nigerian capital of Abuja has initiated the removal of communication masts belonging to various telecommunications companies because they were put up “illegally”. → Read more
Mon, January 14th, 15:08 · Paul Adepoju
A social media expert has declared unrealistic the proposition that the Nigerian government should regulate access to and the use of social media in Nigeria. → Read more
Mon, January 14th, 14:55 · Elly Okutoyi
Farmers in Nigeria have opposed a government plan to hand out up to 10 million mobile phones to farmers for free, instead lobbying for funds. → Read more
Mon, January 14th, 13:30 · Paul Adepoju
Nigeria’s largest pay television company MultiChoice Nigeria will unveil more MultiChoice Resource Centres (MRC) in government owned schools across Nigeria to improve knowledge and skills in information and communication technology. → Read more
Mon, January 14th, 12:29 · Paul Adepoju
The Nigerian Tourism Development Corporation (NTDC) has officially begun the biometric registration of all employees in hotels across the country in a bid to improve security. → Read more
Mon, January 14th, 11:00 · Paul Adepoju
The Action Congress of Nigeria (ACN) has declared the time is right for Nigeria to adopt an electronic voting system to guarantee the integrity of future elections. → Read more
Mon, January 14th, 07:24 · Tefo Mohapi
Observers and analysts of the technology startup scene in Africa have often commented it is those that feel the pain of the problems they live with that, equipped with the relevant skills, will develop the solutions. → Read more
Mon, January 14th, 05:56 · Paul Adepoju
For the first time since Social Media Week was launched, an African city will host the week-long event from February 18-22. → Read more
Fri, January 11th, 12:35 · Paul Adepoju
Stakeholders in Nigeria’s ICT sector have been advised to rethink strategies for 2013 after the President of the Institute of Software Practitioners of Nigeria (ISPON), Chris Uwaje, said the industry failed to achieve any form of development in 2012. → Read more
Fri, January 11th, 10:34 · Paul Adepoju
Created in 1992 by the then military government, the Nigerian Communications Commission became the watchdog of Africa’s largest nation’s multi-billion dollar communications sector. But after two decades of existence, the consensus opinion is that the NCC is yet to fully fulfill its mission and responsibilities. → Read more
Fri, January 11th, 10:19 · Vincent Matinde
US-based electronics security solutions firm EarthSearch Communications International has reached an agreement with Nigerian security firm Halogen Securities to distribute the former’s software platform in West Africa. → Read more
Fri, January 11th, 10:08 · Tefo Mohapi
The Facebook fan page of Samsung Mobile Nigeria has been hacked, with the latest administrator post on the page reading “I am a Muslim and I want you fanpagen to behold back manager really”. → Read more
Fri, January 11th, 09:16 · Paul Adepoju
Omobola Johnson, Nigerian Minister of Communications Technology, has revealed it was the government’s decision to impose the controversial promotions and lotteries ban which has caused outrage among the country’s networks. → Read more
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