The Federal Government has officially inaugurated the National Broadband Alliance for Nigeria (NBAN) in a significant step toward boosting internet connectivity in Nigeria.
The initiative aims to accelerate the country’s digital growth and bridge the existing broadband gap.
The Executive Vice Chairman of the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC), Dr. Aminu Maida, inaugurated the NBAN in Lagos on Tuesday.
Weiterlesen: FG launches National Broadband Alliance to boost internet connectivity in Nigeria
Lagos is on the cusp of a technological revolution in urban transportation. The state government is poised to launch the “Omo-Eko” App, a cutting-edge mobile application designed to transform how residents and visitors navigate the city’s bustling streets.
“This cutting-edge application, now 90 percent complete, is designed to provide residents and visitors with a one-stop solution for all transportation-related activities and essential updates about Lagos State,” stated Commissioner for Transportation, Oluwaseun Osiyemi, in an official announcement via his X account on Friday.
Weiterlesen: NG: Lagos Unveils “Omo-Eko” App: A Tech-Driven Leap Towards Smart City Mobility
The Oyo State Government has lauded the ‘Ibadan Smart City’ project, saying the proposed housing project, located along Lagos/Ibadan express way is capable of turning around economy and reduce housing deficit within the state.
The State Government described the project as a laudable achievement which will add to standard of living of residents of the state.
Weiterlesen: NG: Oyo govt lauds ‘Ibadan Smart City’ project initiative
The Lagos State Government is set to launch the Omo-Eko App, a mobile application designed to provide real-time traffic updates and transit insights to residents and visitors in the state.
The app, now 90% complete, was reviewed during a stakeholders’ meeting, highlighting its role in advancing Lagos toward a smart city status.
Weiterlesen: NG: Lagos govt to introduce Omo-Eko app for live traffic and transit insights
Olufemi Ayilara, a Principal Technical Architect at the Standard Testing Agency in the UK, member of the British Computer Society and the International Association of Computer Science and Information Technology, in this interview, says the success stories like Flutterwave and Paystack demonstrates that Nigeria tech start-ups are not only problem-solvers, they are visionaries shaping the country’s digital future. Ayilara also spoke on several issues associated with Artificial Intelligence; such as ethical concerns; danger to creativity/originality; concerns about security, privacy and others. Excerpts: