Nigerian vice president Namadi Sambo wants more ICT collaboration
Politician has urged companies such as Microsoft and Google to complement government efforts further with regard to enhancing economic growth.
Augustine Osayande
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MTN donates security vehicles to Nigeria’s Akwa Ibom state
Donation from the MTN Foundation forms part of firm’s corporate social responsibility programme.
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Nigeria advocates for technology to address water woes
Government officials have urged stakeholders to use technology to build sustainable water services.
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Nigeria: Akwa Ibom media, water workers get ICT training
Staff are attending a ten-day course that aims boost their technology knowledge on several levels.
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Nigerian state to extend ghost worker biometrics initiative
Ongoing exercise in Bayelsa State could be expanded to include education and health government workers.
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Nigeria kick-starts biometric BRISIN project
President Goodluck Jonathan’s administration has awarded the national security system project to Dermo Impext.
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Nigerian state introduces biometrics to curb ghost workers
Bayelsa state plans to launch automate biometric attendance register by year-end.
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Nigeria: Goodluck Jonathan ally launches tech university
Educator and politician Edwin Clark plans to start a technology university in Kiagbodo.
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Online training planned for Nigerian election staff
Certification geared for ad hoc staff of the Independent National Electoral Commission.
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Computers donated to students in the Niger Delta
Over 300 computers have been given to school and college students in Odukpani.
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Nigeria moves to centralise national identity database
President Goodluck Jonathan has launched a National Identification Number exercise in Abuja.
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Call to assign more spectrum to Africa
Stakeholders in the telecoms sector make ask for great cooperation at the CTO forum in Abuja.
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‘Multi-stakeholder approach needed for Nigeria broadband roll-out’
Commonwealth Telecommunications Organisation (CTO) event kicks off in Abuja.