Nigeria Communication Satellite company NIGCOMSAT Limited has developed an electronic voting (e-Voting) solution that could help the country stamp out electoral rigging. The home grown solution developed by a team of Nigerian engineers in NIGCOMSAT Limited, Abuja...
Read Full StoryNigeria’s computer regulatory body, the Computer Professionals Nigeria (CPN) is rooting for the deployment of IT in Nigeria’s economy. The CPN is urging for a stronger policy thrust that will enable IT to be more integrated in government processes...
Read Full StoryGlo 1 is ready for market in what would potentially change Africa’s bandwidth demand for good. The 9,800 km long submarine cable owned solely by one of Nigeria’s biggest network Globacom carries data and internet traffic between Nigeria and the rest of the world...
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Chief Executve Officer of NIGCOMSAT Limited Ahmed Rufai spoke with IT Edge in Abuja on the company’s new offering and how it could address Nigeria’s electoral challenges ...
07.10 | eTerview |
Should Goodluck Jonathan run in the 2011 presidential election? He would probably get answers on his Facebook page where he daily interacts with nearly a million Nigerians since he signed on the social media network...
07.10 | COLUMN |
Last week is particularly an exciting one for Nigeria. Two connectivity sea cables (Glo 1, Main One) were formally launched in the country to begin the start of commercial services in what would radically change the way we connect to ourselves on the continent and the rest of the world...
07.10 | editorial notes |
Nigeria turns 50 this October. For the locally made computer companies, it is a mixed grill: A mix of blessing s and woes depicting the state of affairs in Africa’s most populous country of 150 million people...
07.10 | column |
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