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 RASCOMStar is launched next year, the ...
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 ...
Enter the market via www.eClemo.com
Selling and buying in Nigeria could be more transparent, stress-free and less time-consuming as it takes just ...
High-tech rhythm of a collecting society
In an industry where pirates are the nemesis of creativity and a notoriously inefficient system makes royalty ...
The Lotto War
Fortune seeking has its aches as lotto promoters have found out. By Segun Oruame Nothing could have provided an exciting complex mix than ...
Why gateway licenses are obsolete: Insights from Centurion Networks CEO, Olumide Koya
Centurion Networks CEO Calls for Modern Telecom Regulations, Criticizes SAT-3 Access Restrictions
The dark side of Nigeria’s printer market: How counterfeit ink is thriving in Otigba
By SEGUN ORUAME In the bustling streets of Otigba, also known as Computer Village, nearly every product ...
Building (sub) – regional unity through IT
Matters eRising with Olusegun Oruame Advocates of Nkrumah’s eternal philosophy of an African continent free of artificial ...
Nigeria’s bandwidth crisis: The struggle for affordable Internet access in West Africa
Nigeria's bandwidth crisis: The struggle for affordable Internet access in West Africa
