In what seems like a direct consequence of the economic crisis that has forced many companies to either shut down or scale down operations, while others exit, Nigeria could only generate N1.13 trillion

To improve the information and communications technology (ICT) sector and to achieve the administration’s target, President Bola Tinubu has been asked to champion local content development in the sector.

If the 2023 Information and Communications Development (ICT) Development Index (IDI) is anything to go by, much work, improved regulations and fresh investments would be required to advance technology development in Nigeria. 

Attains New Milestones at the 11th General Meeting of the National Council on Communications and Digital Economy Following Oyo state’s success at the 2022 General Meeting of the National Council on Communications, Innovation and Digital economy (NCCIDE) held in Ibadan, where it emerged victorious in all categories: Best State in Human Capital Development, Best State…

Brand and marketing communications expert, Dipo Mohammed, has observed that despite the economic headwinds experienced in 2023 across sectors due to foreign exchange and inflationary patterns, the sector remains a strong platform largely as a major change maker for the continent’s growth.

Contribution of the Information and Communications Technology (ICT) sector have added 15.97 per cent growth to Nigeria’s real Gross Domestic Product (GDP) in Q3 2023, largely driven by the telecommunications industry.

Stakeholders have called for Information and communication technologies (ICT) disruption in the nation’s $296 billion blue economy to drive sustainability and economic development.

Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) has said effective application of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) is critical in combating financial crimes by enabling real-time surveillance, regulatory compliance and secure data processing...

Not many people dream of going to a college of education. It is often the last option on the table for many youths. Nigerian youths prefer to go to a university or polytechnic. Not many people remember to make college of education their first choice; going there is often considered an afterthought – the last alternative.

Anambra State Government has entered a partnership with a private Information and Communication Technology (ICT) firm, Decent Job Tech Skills, to facilitate the implementation of 'Code Anambra' programme.

Ogun State Government has reiterated its commitment to Information Communication Technology (ICT) to empower youths in the state and make them self-reliant.

PwC in its report has said that the information and communications technology (ICT) sector is the only dominant industry with a fast growth of 8.6 per cent.