Soft-spoken yet strict and a stickler for due process, are some of the attributes that best describe the current Special Adviser to the Enugu State Government on Diaspora and Special Projects.
In our fast-paced world driven by technological innovation, Nigeria as the “Giant of Africa” has to take center stage in spear heading the conversations on how best to employ technology to better shape the economy and drive national development.
In view of its mission to drive the employment of information technology as a tool for national development, the Lagos State Chapter of the Nigeria Computer Society (NCS) has set in motion activities for its yearly conference and award for outstanding individuals in the practice and science of information technology. With the ideal theme “Information…
Facebook today launched its Nigerian SME Council, the first to launch on the continent, and part of Facebook’s ongoing commitment to help support small and medium sized businesses throughout Africa.
The narrative of the average Nigerian youth is one hounded by unemployment or under-employment as a result of less job opportunities for the ever increasing youth population, as well as minimal access to opportunities or poor availability of developmental resources to boost socio-economic empowerment.
Microsoft has announced Innovate.AI, a global contest to find the small startup with the biggest idea for how artificial intelligence can solve a real problem. Here’s how it works.
Nigeria’s biggest and foremost entrepreneurial reality TV show – The NEXT TITAN! is on a nationwide scout for enterprising urban-next-level young Nigerians with the perfect combination of sharp business acumen, innovative thinking and an exciting personality!
A prestigious media and PR firm in Abuja, focusing on business and lifestyle is seeking for qualified candidates to fill the following existing vacancies.
In a recent development, Andrew Airelobhegbe, CEO of OgaVenue took to his personal Facebook page to announce the company’s first international expansion.
My prophecies are coming to pass. After WhatsApp made recruitment moves that suggested a drive towards monetisation, I highlighted a few possible ways the instant messaging platform can make money.
