Telecoms

The company had an additional 272,674 out of the industry’s recorded growth of 318,008 new Internet subscribers on the network of the four major telecoms operators.

Nine winners emerged from over 2000 gamers that competed in the gaming tournament at the recently concluded Techplus 2016 conference and exhibition held at the Eko Hotel and Suites, Lagos.

The Minister of Communications, Adebayo Shittu, who listed these challenges, said so many companies are now competing with NIPOST in various aspects of the postal market: not only in the market for courier items but also in the letter and parcel market.

After successfully acquiring the last surviving Code Division Multiple Access (CDMA) operator in Nigeria and subsequent upgrade to the GSM platform, MTN has added about 568,000 Visafone customers to its network.

With telephony services hitting 15 years in Nigeria this week, subscribers have called for improved services and further cuts in tariffs.Today, with investment nearing $40 billion, and more operators coming in, there are now over 220 million connected lines...

You are probably already wondering: Why on earth would anyone be scared or have the fear of talking on the phone? The funny truth is that the fear of making and receiving phone calls is so common it has its own name ...

Telecommunications operator, Etisalat, in partnership with O.A. Bella Resources, has empowered 100 individuals with basic life skills and basic equipment to help them maximize their potentials through the establishment of start up businesses.

Telecommunications subscribers have again tasked Mobile Network Operators (MNOs) on the need for improved service delivery in the country.Gathered last Thursday at the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) organized Consumer Outreach Programme, the 20th Consumer Town Hall Meeting, held at Sangotedo, Ajah, 90 per cent of subscribers who attended, lamented the menace of unsolicited Short Message Service (SMS)..

Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) innovators, industry players and stakeholders are among the large number of delegates to the International Telecommunications Union (ITU) Telecom World 2016.

Already, Nigeria, whose broadband penetration is currently at 10 per cent, has initiated plan to increase it to 30 per cent in another two years, through the National Broadband Plan.

The students can walk into any Aptech center, register for a scholarship exam and score well to get up to 50 per cent scholarship.

This, according to the ministry is targeted at making Nigeria more competitive and also guard against the country becoming a dumping ground for foreign technologies.