Mobile technology is expected to play a key role as governments look to reinvigorate their economies and build a more inclusive society post-pandemic, the Global System for Mobile telecommunications Association (GSMA) has said.

As part of measures to curb rising cases of fraudulent phone calls across the globe, the Global System for Mobile telecommunications Association (GSMA) is expanding its fraud prevention service portfolio across the industry.

Technology is changing so fast that no one may be capable of giving a one hundred per cent detail of what is happening at any given time.

Private Telecommunications and Communications Senior Staff Association of Nigeria (PTECSSAN) has mobilised its members for a three-day warning strike on Tuesday, June 15...

The President Muhammadu Buhari administration’s growing insatiable thirst for undermining freedom of expression is gradually exposing the country to national and international ridicule

The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) has collaborated with Guinea-Bissau. on measures deployed in promoting a stable telecoms

ADEYEMI ADEPETUN, in this report, writes that Nigeria’s telecoms sector is still investors’ delight. This is following the recent interest by SpaceX, owned by Elon Musk

A newly unveiled national policy for the promotion of indigenous content in Nigeria’s telecommunications sector has urged telecoms firms in the country to institute clear succession plans for senior management positions....

Dr Joseph Maigari, Director-General, Kaduna State Bureau for Substance Abuse, Prevention, and Treatment (KADBUSA), says about 10 per cent of the state’s residents engage in drug abuse.

The experience of a customer is hardly ever an exciting one all through. Some customers have very memorable experiences with products or services while several others would rather...

A telecommunications firm has planned to hold a health talk series with the theme “COVID-19 and the New Normal: Staying Mentally Healthy in the face of the Challenges”

ONE of the major high points of the Nigerian Communication Act 2003, signed into law by President Olusegun Obasanjo on July 8, 2003