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ITPulse is a wholly information technology communication (ICT) news website, with a special focus on the African continent. The website provides up-to-date biz-tech news, analysis and comprehensive and thorough insight into the continent's ICT terrain

By Bolaji Israel UN1TY Limited and Livespot360, producers of The Voice Nigeria Season 3 have explained how to vote on the voice Nigeria season 3, sponsored by First Bank, Baba Ijebu and Airtel. The International talents reality series designed to discover and harness music talents in Nigeria is in its third season in Nigeria. Only 12 made it to the live shows, having passed through Auditions, Blinds, Knockout and Battles stages out of the numerous talents who have featured on the world-class show. The four celebrity coaches cum judges including Darey, Waje, Yemi Alade and Falz only picked one talent each…

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The Governor of Kano State, Dr. Abdullahi Ganduje has hailed the Executive Vice Chairman of the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC), for championing the building of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) parks across the six-geo political zones of the country. Ganduje, who visited the site of one of the ICT Parks in Kano, which is still under construction, noted that the effort of the Danbatta-led NCC in building the ICT parks will fast-track digital innovation across Nigeria and the North-West in particular and ultimately, trigger the socio-economic transformation of Nigeria. “On behalf of the government and people of Kano State, I…

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An inheritance scam is a kind of scam that uses the story of a dead person that left a huge amount of money or expensive properties to be claimed by the intended victim. How it works: It usually begins with an email, text message, phone call, fax, social networking message, or letter sent through courier service from scammers to unsuspecting victims, pretending as lawyers, bankers, law enforcement agents or distant relatives of a famous person. Scammers may tell the victim that he is legally entitled to a huge amount of money, estates, companies, expensive cars, jewelry etc. Alternatively, they may…

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The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC), has said the essence of releasing the national Roaming guidelines is to prescribe a regulatory framework for the implementation of National Roaming services in Nigeria. In a document posted on its official website titled ‘Guidelines on National Roaming’, the Commission explained that the guidelines are designed and developed to encourage National Roaming between Roaming Providers and Roaming Seekers within a predetermined framework to remove uncertainty and ensure seamless communication across all networks in Nigeria. The document added that the guidelines are intended to give effect to the provisions of licenses, which permit the licensees to…

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The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC), today released a document containing guidelines on colocation and infrastructure sharing among Access Providers and Access Seekers in the Nigerian telecommunications space. In the document, which is uploaded on its official website, the Commission noted that the guidelines were developed to promote fair competition in the communications industry, encourage and promote infrastructure sharing among its licensees. “These Guidelines proceed from a premise that all Access Providers and Access Seekers have the liberty to negotiate arrangements in accordance with mutually agreed terms. These Guidelines are designed and developed to encourage colocation and infrastructure sharing between Access…

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Are you on Facebook? So are scammers. Here are some of the most common con jobs on Facebook you should watch out for and how you can tell if you’re being scammed. While various social media platforms have popped up over the years, Facebook remains one of the most popular of them all. Case in point, per its most recent Earnings Report, Facebook has more than 2.85 billion monthly active users. Of course, this attracts all flavors of scammers who are looking to make a pretty penny at the expense of the unsuspecting users. And even though Facebook has multiple…

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The President of Association of Telecommunication Companies of Nigeria (ATCON), Engr. Ikechukwu Nnamani and the Executive Chairman, IoT Africa Networks, Mr. Lare Ayoola have been billed to headline the Titans of Tech Seminal Roundtable scheduled for July 23, 2021, in Lagos. In a statement signed by Don Pedro Aganbi, Managing Consultant, TechTV, organizer of the event, noted that the roundtable, themed “Harnessing the Potential of AI, IoTs for Transformation of the Digital Economy would precede the prestigious Titans of Tech Hall of Fame Awards. He explained IoT which stands for the Internet of things, is simply a network of interconnected…

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By Emmanuel Ogboyoyo As an engineer that understands constant change in user requirements. Building software products for the Nigerian market has improved significantly in the last decade. It has birthed new ways of developing products that are more user-friendly. Due to the fact that users are aware of potential startup competitors and could quickly switch off. Hence, leading tech entrepreneurs and engineers are going back to the drawing board. Thanks to the countless businesses fighting it out in what appears to be a “startup war” and providing comparable services. A key component of improved software development is product innovation, which…

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Data presented by StockApps has indicated that global revenue from 3D printing is expected to double and hit a whopping $25bn value by 2024. This is even as evolving value chains, market innovations, and cutting-edge technology developments have pushed 3D printing into the mainstream market, which production has surged in recent years, and a growing number of businesses use 3D printing solutions, allowing speed and flexibility while reducing costs. In the heat of the Covid-19 pandemic, 3D printing has also become a vital technology to support improved healthcare and general response to the emergency. Moreover, the crisis has highlighted how…

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A new report by the Internet Society, a global nonprofit organization promoting the development and use of the Internet, has revealed that Nigeria, South Africa and Kenya have succeeded in exchanging 70-80% of their traffic locally, adding that these countries are the most developed Internet ecosystem in Africa. The report, entitled “Moving towards an interconnected Africa: the 80/20 Initiative,” which examines the Internet ecosystem in Africa, also disclosed that the number of African IXPs has increased by 58 percent over the past eight years, from 19 in 2012 to 46 in 2020. According to the report, more than half of…

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