Between an exile & a software developer
MATTERS eRISING with Segun Oruame First government made a promise. It would encourage the growth of indigenous software development. Then government threw a ...
Where are the VENTURE CAPITALISTS?
How venture capital fuels global tech innovation: Lessons from India and Africa’s struggles in the ICT sector. ...
Sell Nitel Now
It is almost a decade since Nitel first entered the auction room. Within the period, it has ...
A licence for the daring
Nigeria’s regulator has pegged the cost of offering unified licence at N260 million. Only few may go ...
We are re-inventing Reltel
Reltel is poised to take the front line in Nigeria’s fiery telecom sector says Vinoo Goyal Reltel’s ...
E-government is a matter of the moment
Dr. Olu Aguloye, former minister of power and former boss of the Federal Road Safety Corps speak with a consumable passion on the ...
We are looking for easy and affordable connectivity – RASCOM QAF’s Jones Killimbe
Director General of RASCOM and Chairman of RASCOM QAF Jones Killimbe in Abidjan, Cote d’Ivoire says the ...
Africa’s long road to a satellite dream
After 14 years, Africa is on the verge of having its satellite, Segun Oruame By the time ...
International talk gone back to POTS
VoIP is no longer the preserve of the grey market writes SEGUN ORUAME. Cheap international talk (fostered ...
Why software must replace oil
The mindset of corporate Nigeria needs re-configuring to accept locally made software as not inferior says CEO ...
