Nigeria

Prof. Umar Danbatta, Executive Vice Chairman, NCC. - Commences cost-based study to determine new rates The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) has embarked on a cost-based study to set the new pricing regime for mobile…

Top L – R: Engr. Bako Wakil, Director Technical Standard & Network Integrity at NCC, Mary Beth Leonard, U.S. Ambassador to Nigeria, Mr. Ejovi Aror, Group Managing Director, ipNX,   Bottom L – R:  Bimpe Olaleye, Group Executive…

L-R: Executive Vice Chairman/CEO, Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC), Prof. Umar Garba Danbatta; Chairman, NCC Board of Commissioners, Prof. Adeolu Akande; Minister of Communications and Digital Economy, Dr. Isa Ali Ibrahim Pantami…

By Tunji Faleye The Principal Partner of Brooks and Blake, a perception management outfit in Nigeria, Sola Fijabi has urged public relations practitioners and their agencies to be efficient, highly productive and structured in…

Partners Facebook To Offer Digital Marketing Training MTN Nigeria has equipped locally owned small businesses with skills on sales and marketing in a training session featuring leading industry experts, as part of the ongoing…

By Tunji Faleye The recent pronouncement by the Federal Government challenging the creative industry to participate in the creative contest in poetry, photography and Logo design for the 60th Independent Anniversary celebration…

Despite the economic impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, Nigeria’s telecommunications and information services sectors remain the enablers of growth, with N2.3 trillion or 14.30 per cent Gross Domestic Product (GDP) contribution in…

Facebook has announced a ₦500m grant to support 781 small businesses in Nigeria, as part its $100m Global Grants Programme announced earlier this year, which aims to support 30,000 SMBs in over 30 countries. Aimed at stimulating…

Ikechi Odigbo, President, AAAN and Steve Babaeko, VP, AAAN. The 47th Annual General Meeting/Congress of the Association Advertising Agencies of Nigeria, AAAN, coming up in the next few days is said to produce the next President…

By Jeremiah Agada Statistics indicate that the first four to five years of any business are its "survival years." Each year, one out of 12 businesses in the United States for example, closes its doors, but this rate is one in…