The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) has reiterated determination that Nigeria will meet and even surpass the 30 per cent target of broadband penetration target by 2018, given its commitment to the facilitation of broadband penetration, as contained in NCC leadership, 8-Point Agenda, reports DigitalSENSE Business News.
As we enter the last month of the year, it behooves that a cursory look be extended to what has become the mantra of the year, under the watch of the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC), which declared the year 2017 as the ‘Year of the Consumer.’
An address by Gov. Willie Obiano on January 17, 2015 in memory of fallen heroes and heroines from Anambra State.
“My brothers and sisters, today is a great day in our collective memory. Today, we begin the symbolic effort of casting a long look backwards, beyond the immediate horizon of our national experience, to honour the memories of our loved ones who lost their lives to the various dark chapters of
A call for papers for 2018 DigitalSENSE forum on "INTERNET GOVERNANCE: SUSTAINING DEVELOPMENT & BROADENING THE HORIZON for IPV6"
Date: 6 - 7 June, 2018
Venue: Digital Bridge Institute, Cappa- Lagos
Day one: INTERNET GOVERNANCE: SUSTAINING DEVELOPMENT & Day Two: IPV6: BROADENING THE HORIZON
KEY NOTE SPEAKERS
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Prof. Umar Garba (Executive Vice Chairman/CEO NCC) |
Isa Ali Ibrahim Pantami (Director General and CEO NITDA) |
Mr Lanre Osibona Senior Special Assistant to the President on (ICT and Logistics) |
Adejoke Orelope Adefulire Senior Special Assistant to the President on SDG |
Ekeh while chatting in a recent interview with Cable News Network (CNN) noted that with the right kind of investment in technological platforms and the overwhelming support of the government in providing the requisite enabling environment, Nigeria could effortlessly produce global billionaires.