MTN explains Oct 9 disruption, compensates 73 million subscribers
MTN Nigeria has announced compensation for its 73 million subscribers to make up for the network disruption of Saturday, October...
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DPR cancels NOV’s licences over anti-labour practices
Department of Petroleum Resources has cancelled the operating licences of National Oilwell Varco Oil and Gas Services Nigeria Limited and...
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NITDA banks on digital literacy for economic growth
The National Information Technology Development Agency has called for more emphasis on digital literacy to solve the country’s economic challenges....
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Nigeria insists no alternative to petrol subsidy
There is no option to the full deregulation of the downstream petroleum sector in Nigeria, hence the masses will soon...
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Google votes $1bn for Africa’s digital transformation
Google is committed to digital economy and transformation in Africa, the technology giant announced at the maiden edition of Google...
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Zuckerberg apologises for six-hour outage
Founder of Facebook, Mark Zuckerberg, has apologised for the media disruption caused by the breakdown of its social media services...
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Nigeria explains delay in AfDB’s $150m water project
Nigeria has explained that the African Development Bank-assisted Rural Water Supply and Sanitation in the North East is suffering delay...
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MRA asks NCC to reverse directive on telecoms
Media Rights Agenda has frowned on the directive by the Nigerian Communications Commission to telecommunication companies in Zamfara State. NCC...
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Petroleum dealers’ strike grounds Imo
Wednesday’s strike by petroleum dealers in the 27 local councils of Imo State has left motorists, commuters and other petrol-users...
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Lagos insures 73,000 workers, pays N2bn premium
Lagos State Government has paid over N2bn as premium for life and non-life insurance this year for its 73,000 workforce....
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