Ciudad Infrastructure Limited an indigenous internet service provider (ISP) is bringing respite to various estates in the country by providing broadband and superfast internet
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Frequency Council to audit all spectrum licenses as Pantami asserts body’s autonomy
The National Frequency Management Council (NFMC) has concluded to audit all the spectrum licenses issued since its inception to determine the amount paid and
Pantami and Nigeria’s e-Possibilities
The consensus among many watchers of Nigeria’s communications sector is that it needs a kick after a long lull. The sector may have found
Innovating Together: Connectivity That Matters
There’s no doubting the importance of connectivity –high speed internet access – to economic and social development. Every industrial sector, every area of business,
VDT COMMUNICATIONS DISRUPTS THE INTERNET MARKET WITH THE PRE LAUNCH OF ADVANCED 4G LTE
By Anthony Nwosu VDT Communications, an indigenous internet service provider (ISP) is set to launch its retail data network 4G LTE Advanced service into the
Innovating together: connectivity that matters at ITU Telecom World 2019
What’s the difference between connectivity and connectivity that matters? How can technological innovation increase the well-being of people throughout the world – including the
Shall we criminalize non-adherence to local content regulations?
By Olusegun Oruame Faced with the questions of how to foster and patronise homegrown ICT solutions from indigenous companies, Nigerian government and stakeholders are
Can Nigeria truly be cashless economy?
It is over a decade since Nigeria opted to go cashless but the cashless policy of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has not
Counterfeit ICT products and the need to test-certify originals
By Olusegun Oruame Fake and counterfeit ICT products remain a menace globally and in Nigeria, it is a virus whose defeat demands the collaborative
Pinnacle Broadcasts assures on Digital Switch Over
A major player in the implementation of the Digital Switch Over (DSO) from analogue television broadcasts in Nigeria has expressed confidence that the “transition