Olusegun Adeniyi: Why social media is not for me!
Every day, I receive hundreds of emails with headlines like the following: “Lawrence Anini would like to connect with you on LinkedIn” “Sani Abacha has invited you to join Facebook” “Do you know that...
View ArticleIs Oracle-IBM merger likely?
Someday, hopefully, I would be able to connect the intrinsic wiring into my DNA and the pathological attachment I have for strong stock market performance by global firms. For years, my days would not...
View ArticleBelo Osagie, Chairman of Etisalat: We are in cyber arms race
Key Points Mobile Phone Users 2000-2014: 200,000 to over 127m Internet Mobile Phone Users 2014: 57m out of 127m Cyber Threats now increasing in impacts, affect sensitive government operations: Iran...
View ArticleRaiders of Nairaland’s lost data: Lessons for we mere mortals
That Nairaland was hacked is no longer news. The hacker nicked the entire user database before zapping (/bin/rm -Rf /) the system. Finally, restoration efforts came too late, because Nairaland...
View ArticleMobile number porting ‘entrenched global best practices’ in Nigeria
Telecom services have become an indispensable part of modern living, indeed the mobile phone has become an indispensable tool for communication and a myriad of other things. Telecom usage constitutes...
View ArticleCommTech Minister: Govt injects $9m to grow tech startups in Nigeria
Welcome to Nigeria, the most populous country and the largest economy in Africa. Welcome to Lagos, Nigeria’s commercial capital, a vibrant mega-city and our melting pot. And for those of you, for...
View ArticleNwokoro: The Smart States Initiative and Broadband Development in Nigeria
The world is steadily transiting to the adoption of broadband technology. The Pre-broadband era was characterised by low speed connectivity which constrained the ability to access information and is...
View ArticleInfographics: Five reasons your awesome content isn’t going viral
Source: WhoIsHostingThis.com The post Infographics: Five reasons your awesome content isn’t going viral appeared first on Technology Times Hub.
View ArticleIs it possible to charge phones with solar power?
The short answer to that is yes. In fact, people might start using them very soon. Lithium batteries aren’t enough to power the small supercomputers we put into our hands every day. This is why...
View ArticleNigeria @ ITU Telecom World 2014: We remain Top Three investment destination...
It is my pleasure to welcome you, on behalf of President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan and the people of Nigeria, to Nigeria’s Pavilion at ITU Telecom World 2014. We know that there are a number of...
View ArticleA journey into the Clouds: 50 years of technology
It’s April 7, 1964, and while the Beatles are telling the world that ‘Money Can’t Buy Me Love’, IBM is attempting to convince the business community that it can at least buy you a decent mainframe....
View ArticleATCON: Why Nigerians get poor telecoms service quality
We are pleased to have received an invitation from the Chairman Senate Committee on Communications to submit a memorandum to the Public Hearing to investigate the fundamental issues concerning Quality...
View ArticleNCC’s Ojobo speaks on ‘political and partisan advertisements’
INTRODUCTION The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) is a responsible independent regulatory Agency and its independence has never been in doubt. Its mandate is derived from the NCA 2003 to...
View ArticleOracle’s new competitive edge at NYSE
Someday, hopefully, I would be able to connect the intrinsic wiring into my DNA and the pathological attachment I have for strong stock market performance by global firms. For years, my days would not...
View ArticleMTN Group CEO: Africa must lead next technology innovation
It is said that when cell phones first came to Nigeria, the traffic in Lagos improved overnight. The reason: people no longer had to drive across town to speak to their friends or conclude a business...
View Article#NGTF2015: More fundings to fuel Nigerian tech startups in 2015, Onuegbu says
2015 will be the year driven by the falling oil prices and General Elections. These two factors will drive major sectors of the economy because of their underlying effects on all activities both in...
View Article#NGTF2015: Made-in-Nigeria SIM cards to lift ICT sector in 2015, Bindir says
Challenges facing Sustainable Development in Nigeria Some of the challenges facing sustainable development in Nigeria include the following: Lack of Integrative Approach to the Development of...
View Article#NGTF2015: Cybersecurity must top priority for Nigeria, Awe says
I am no prophet. But I raise these pressing issues for the tech sector in relation to aspirations from my developmental perspective especially in terms of achieving significant job generation,...
View Article#NGTF2015: Softwareization of Things to drive business expansion in Nigeria,...
Introduction Analysis of the current National ICT Landscape informs that our ICT strategy is heavily dependent on external/foreign idea, innovation and creativity – making us Technology clueless...
View Article#NGTF2015: Nigerian news media must go mobile first in 2015, Okoye says
We should start realizing the reality of our connected social world, data, mobile, cyber security, cloud, among others, which are the key drivers to changing user experience and value creation. That...
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