Category: Technology
‘Households in 17 states unable to pay for airtime’
•N’Central, West, S’West regions mostly affected Households in 17 of 33 states in Nigeria are experiencing more difficulty paying for airtime, Read More…
ITF READY FOR LOCAL PHONE REVOLUTION- SAYS ARI
The Director-General/CE of the Industrial Training Fund (ITF), Mr. Joseph Ari, has said plans are at an advanced stage to commence mass production of Read More…
Nigeria’s satellite functioning by grace – DG NASRDA
Director-General of the National Space Research and Development Agency (NASRDA), Halilu Shaba, on Monday, said Nigeria’s satellite is outdated and fRead More…
Facebook and Instagram to let users hide ‘like’ counts
Facebook and Instagram on Wednesday announced plans to let users stop displaying “like” tallies racked up by posts, letting people opt out of seekRead More…
Nigeria’s Green Africa Airways Slated for June Launch
While most aviation companies have felt the heavy impact of the Covid-19 outbreak, some entrepreneurs in the space have taken the crisis as an opportuRead More…
China, Russia Announce Plan To Build Moon Research Station
Administration/Xinhua/AP China and Russia have announced plans to work together to construct a lunar research station, an ambitious first-ever such spRead More…
Amid poor electricity supply, electricity minister makes promises
The Nigerian Minister of Power, Engr. Sale Mamman has disclosed the approval of extension of ‘Power Transmission Lines’ to cover various commuRead More…
Nigeria has most expensive internet in the globe —Report
Contrary to widely held speculation that Nigeria has one of the cheapest internet in the world, a report tagged “the Digital Quality of Life IndexRead More…
Boeing 737 MAX makes emergency landing over suspected faulty engine
Boeing 737 MAX makes emergency landing after one engine shut down over suspected mechanical issue, American Airlines says A Boeing 737 MAX headed to Read More…
Twitter vows to boost user ranks and revenue
Twitter said Thursday it wants to swell its ranks of users, offer more features, and double revenue in the next two years. Twitter chief Jack DorseRead More…