Nigeria’s Adekunle is highest paid robotics engineer in the world
By Chinedu James Nigeria’s Silas Adekunle has become the highest paid robotics engineer in the world. The 26-year-old creator of the world’s first ...
Congestion down as VoIP networks take 10 billion minutes off telcos in Nigeria
World Telecom Labs (WTL) has announced that more than six billion calls lasting around ten billion (ten ...
By law, use of NIN is mandatory from Jan 2019 – Nigerian government
Beginning from January 1, 2019, the Nigerian government will begin enforcing the mandatory use of the National ...
Quality and interoperability will be key for VR’s future,” says VR Industry Forum
Creating a buoyant marketplace for Virtual Reality (VR) in the future will depend on high-quality and interoperable services, the ...
Countdown to GITEX 2018 as big tech companies to unwrap new innovations
Brace yourself. The world’s biggest technology names and their most buzzworthy new innovations are touching down at ...
Global smart meter market expected to reach $10.4bn by 2022, says GlobalData
The global smart meter market is estimated to reach $10.4bn by 2022, driven by rising emissions, domestic energy resource constraints, ageing infrastructure and ...
East African law firm predicts key growth for African countries ready to invest in gaming
The burgeoning gaming industry in Africa has been thrown into stark relief during 2018 with countries across ...
NETCOM Africa expands its Unified Communications Solutions portfolio
By Anthony Nwosu There is an increasing requirement for businesses and enterprise to leverage on the deployment ...
Lagos hosts biannual Africa Fintech Summit for the first time in November
Africa’s premier fintech event, the Africa Fintech Summit, (www.africafintechsummit.com) will be held for the first time in ...
INEC bans mobile phones, cameras at polling booths
The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has banned mobile phones, cameras and other recording devices in polling ...
