Poor funding and lackadaisical attitude demonstrated by successive governments towards information technology (IT) are some of the causative factors...

Telecommunications stakeholders have urged President, Muhammadu Buhari to prioritise the sector in the next four years of his administration.

A sustainable digital transformation of any country starts with laying a solid foundation in its educational system which is the basis for human capital development.

If Nigeria’s Information and Communications Technology (ICT) ecosystem must be vibrant in 2019, lots of investments must be challenged towards research and development.

The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) was warned yesterday that the credibility of its elections in 2019 may be threatened by electronic manipulation.

Nigerian Information and Communications Technology (ICT) sector has continued to grow beyond bookmakers’ predictions. However, despite the high number of ICT professionals in Nigeria, adequate attention has not been given to the issue of developing and building....

There is an urgent need to engage on a national project on the recovery of the troubled mindset of millions of Nigerian Youth who are predominantly hooked on the Internet as a gateway to wealth through fraudulent means. “The mind is its own place, and in itself can make a heaven of hell, a hell…

The world is already witnessing the emergence of the fourth industrial revolution; hence the need for Nigerian universities to unlearn and relearn their practices and prepare students...

The lukewarm attitude of Nigeria towards migration from Internet Protocol version Four (IPv4) to Internet Protocol version Six (IPv6)...

For the records, it is instructive to state that the idea is not to build a new university, but to convert an existing platform of government infrastructure to a most useful, strategic and knowledge-productive enterprise.

Africa Chair for IEEE World Internet of Things (WIoT), Chris Uwaje has identified Information and Communications Technology (ICT) as key to national development.

Chris Uwaje, one of Nigeria’s ICT gurus, would deliver the keynote address on the “Critical Role of Information and Communication Technology and Innovation in Education- Imperative for Schools.”