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Nigerian Communications Act 2003 empowers NCC to regulate e-Wastes – Danbatta TECHDIGEST - The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) has powers under Section 70 of the Nigerian Communications Act (NCA2003) to develop an...

Blockchain Technology, Crucial for Digital Transformation - Kashifu TECHDIGEST - With the advent of emerging technologies which are disrupting the existing traditional processes by revolutionizing the way people interact and transact businesses,...

Pantami Welcomes President Quattara to ECOWAS Heads of State Meeting in Abuja TECHDIGEST - The Minister of Communications and Digital Economy, Prof. Isa Pantami, on behalf of President Muhammadu Buhari, has welcomed...

Katsina govt restores mobile telecommunications network TECHDIGEST - The Katsina State government has lifted the ban on mobile telecommunications network service in the state. The state government had imposed the ban three months...

Fuelintellisense: Nigerian Startup Builds Solution to Block Leakages in Oil Sector TECHDIGEST - Nigeria’s oil industry is set to receive a boost with the introduction of a tech innovation called Fuelintellisense, for...

NCC bags 2021 ITRealms telecom e-Waste regulator award TECHDIGEST - The commitment of the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) in the regulation of Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) in the telecom sector,...

NITDA mulls software development partnership with Independence Digital TECHDIGEST - The National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA) is considering a software development partnership with Independence Digital, a Russian based organization that specializes...

Twitter ban: Court dismisses suit against FG, awards N100,000 fine against SERAP TECHDIGEST - A Federal High Court, Abuja, on Thursday, dismissed a suit filed against the Federal Government for directing television...

Chopwork: When Nigeria Startups Penetrate E-Market Sector By Abbas Badmus TECHDIGEST - Artificial Intelligence (AI) is highly rated among the most disruptive technologies, and a great means for startups to achieve their hyper-growth...

Nigerians Will Pay 7.5% VAT On Facebook Ads TECHDIGEST - Facebook (now Meta) has issued a notification that Nigerians will pay 7.5 percent value-added tax (VAT) on all ad placements from January...