Yesterday, I wrote a post on what the excessive white space on Googleplus is for. At the end of the post, I shared a couple of funny pictures about what people are using the white space for.
Today, I want to share more funny pictures on what you can do with the white space on your Google+ account.
There are a lot of reasons to attend this year’s Mobile Web West Africa holding next week from 13-16 May.One of such reasons is that Tomi Ahonen, the man measured by Forbes as the world’s most influential expert in mobile, will be taking to the stage and sharing his esteemed vision of the future of mobile at the…
Celebrating the world’s Youngest Microsoft Certified Professionals (MCPs) Trained at New Horizons, Nigeria In the world today, information and communications technology (ICT)has become the driver of world economy, this is because we are in the era of knowledge based, we have passed the industrial age, the Agricultural age and what have you. Frankly speaking the…
1.2 The New Creative Class The New creative class is like the Managerial Class of the 1950s, they are the norm-setting class of the present era – applying and using technology. The growth of the Internet’s now most-infamous component, the World Wide Web, has been even more spectacular. With more than 700 million…
All over the world today, Technology is one tool that impacts on every aspect of an economy. It enables sustainable development and empowers the people for growth and productivity. We cannot afford in this age to continuously pay little attention to the importance of Technology for development (T4D). This digital gap has also created with…
I wish to look back to 1960, and forward to 2060, to share my thoughts about the challenges to, and opportunities for, building a stronger Nigeria through technology. In the past 50 years, Nigeria has grown economically stronger through its use of technology to discover and then recover petroleum. Fifty years ago, Nigeria had only…
Our Association’s attention has been drawn to a recent news report that Globacom – a telecommunications company and Nigeria’s Second National Operator – is contemplating withdrawing its business activities from Ghana for reasons of sabotage and vandalism of its infrastructure and challenges to its investment believed to be perpetrated by some local interests in that…
