By Josh Aroner 5G is rolling out faster than any previous generation of mobile networks and nearly 3 x faster than 4G 45 countries
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ASIP Accelerator Program is accepting applications for ‘Most Disruptive Startups’ in Africa
To develop the potential of startups driving the Internet economy, Telecel Group has opened applications for the ASIP Accelerator Program, powered by Startupbootcamp AfriTech.
NAVSA: Creating a viable smart agriculture for Nigerian farmers
By Mubarak Umar One of the major challenges facing Nigeria’s agricultural practices for long is lack of relevant information. The challenges have contribute to
With a 12.45% GDP boost, telecoms sector takes Nigeria out of recession
Nigeria is out recession. Africa’s largest economy recorded a surprisingly early exit owing to its booming telecommunications industry, regulated by the Nigerian Communications Commission
Nigeria’s economy unexpectedly exits recession as ICT maintains steady growth
Nigeria has slipped out of recession with plenty of thanks to expansive growth in its ICT and agriculture sectors – two key industries, according
ATCON to host virtual stakeholders meet on how Nigeria can achieve 70% broadband penetration
The Association of Telecommunications Companies of Nigeria (ATCON) has announced plans to host the maiden edition of Virtual Structured Engagement with Key Stakeholders in the
Reset. Reboot. Redefine Business 2021
Finding opportunity and positivity in the post-pandemic reality The global pandemic remains an ongoing part of business reality in 2021. It is time for
Telecoms in 2020: NCC expands regulatory frontier despite pandemic (1)
Year 2020, the year of Covid-19 pandemic and global lockdown, turned out to be a mix of challenges and blessings for both operators and
Danbatta to National Assembly: NCC has boosted federal purse with N345bn in five years
Nigerian telecoms agency has contributed to the revenue drive of the federal government by generating and remitting N344.71 billion to the Consolidated Revenue Fund
Digital economy could contribute 45% to GDP – Pantami
Digital economy could potentially account for 45% of Nigeria’s gross domestic product (GDP) as digitization slowly but steadily gains grounds in Africa’s largest but