The Director-General of the Nigerian College of Accountancy (NCA), Jos, Plateau State, Dr. Kayode Fasua, has called on accountants and allied professionals to expect more disruption by digital technology.

The Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer, Africa Prudential, Obong Idiong, has pointed out value creation and digital technology diversification as the key drivers of the company’s Q3 robust performance.

High Water Art International School has embarked on training youth on digital technology.   Chief Executive Officer, High Water Art International, Ms. Mary Olohijie Ileogben, said the academy prepares youth who cannot afford higher education to get skills that would make them more useful to their communities.   Speaking on ‘Our Nigeria today and the…

Lagos State Government is set to improve adult literacy education through digital technology and programme on television and radio to boost the sector during the post-COVID-19 pandemic. Director of the state-owned Agency for Mass Education, Mrs Olukemi Kalesanwo, at a webinar in commemoration of this year’s International Literacy Day, said the COVID-19 crisis is a…

The Federal Government has inaugurated an Implementation Steering Committee for the Nigerian National Broadband Plan 2020-2025. The new broadband plan, which hopes to have 90 per cent of the population connected to broadband Internet, is equally targeting 70 per cent broadband penetration in another five years.

It is quite certain that the world will not remain the same post-Covid-19. This pandemic has exposed the urgency in the need to adopt digital technology and to explore available opportunities to digitally upskill.

Commissioner for Health Lagos State, Prof. Akin Abayomi, and the Guest speaker at the Youth Consultation on Digital Health Technology programme, held in Ikeja, Lagos, Njideka Ngeli, have explored how to use digital technology to accelerate universal healthcare coverage.

The Chief Judge of Ogun State, Justice Mosunmola Dipeolu, has advised the magistrates to take advantage of the innovations presented by digital technology to facilitate their dispensation of justice.

There is no gainsaying the fact that any job that follows a consistent routine and has a set of rules is vulnerable to automation.

The great memories that Kodak represents would never be forgotten; the good old times when we reached for a camera to stop life for a second so as to grab a memory.

With digital technology reducing the circulation of mainstream newspapers, and the art of news consumption, gathering and writing more democratised, the need for journalists to remain relevant on the digital platform becomes imperative.

The Emerging African Innovation Leaders (EAIL) Nigeria Team has advised authorities to embrace the Next Production Revolution (NPR), which involves the confluence of technologies especially those in the new digital processes.