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THE CBC Energy, a subsidiary of CBC Emea with its headquarters in Nigeria, is partnering with PowerOasis, the leading provider of turnkey power solutions for mobile base stations that are either off-grid or connected to unreliable grids to cause a revolution in the Nigerian market.

IN its first general meeting since conversion to a public company, Resourcery, a Nigerian IT solutions company, has reported its annual financial results for the year ended December 31, 2008, showing a significant improvement over the last financial year with revenue up 46 per cent over the 2007 earnings and gross profit up 31 per cent.

THE newly elected officers of the Institute of Software Practitioners of Nigeria (Ispon), led by Prof Chris Uwaje, the president, recently visited the corporate head office of Computer Warehouse Group (CWG).

ENGINEER Ernest Ndukwe, executive vice chairman of the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC), has insisted on providing necessary access to the internet as a major factor in bridging the digital divide. Ndukwe made this known at the recent Nigeria Information Technology and Telecom Award (NITTA) 2009 in Lagos.

ENGINEER Ernest Ndukwe, executive vice chairman of the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC), has insisted on providing necessary access to the internet as a major factor in bridging the digital divide. Ndukwe made this known at the recent Nigeria Information Technology and Telecom Award (NITTA) 2009 in Lagos.

IN its determination to avail subscribers with value added services on its network at no extra cost, Etisalat Nigeria is offering new subscribers on its post paid package, Elite World, free Easynet modem or three months free blackberry service when they subscribe to package plan from N10,000.

IN its continued bid to add value to telephony in Nigeria, Starcomms Plc, the country’s leading CDMA operator has introduced the voice chat service to help its customer foster relationships among other Starcomms subscribers whose personal traits align with theirs. Named Starcomms Afritalk, the service will enable customers to relate by voice with people who are not on their phone lists and so extend their span of influence.