Tag: Okoh Aihe
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Flutterwave beams hope to a new generation demanding more from their government – By Okoh Aihe
This is Flutterwave, a young company founded by young Nigerians, that is living the dream of a unicorn. It has just raised another $250m to expand its services across the nations of the world where it operates, especially Africa and the Middle East. The net worth is about $3bn for a company that is only…
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DSO: Nigeria goes to Egypt for help – By Okoh Aihe
As I read the story of the a Nigerian team going down to Egypt to seek help for the implementation of the Digital Switchover (DSO) programme, never mind what the scriptures say about those who go down to Egypt for help in Isaiah 31:1 (Woe to those who go down to Egypt for help), my…
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Great expectations from 5G and the nigh impossible – By Okoh Aihe
Speaking at the launch of the 5G Policy, the President directed the national security apparati to take advantage of the technology in solving the nation’s well documented security challenges when it comes on stream.
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Don’t let 9MOBILE die – By Okoh Aihe
The title of this piece, with all humility, owes its origin to the great work of one of the world’s greatest story tellers, Achebe. Slightly adapted and compressed, my appeal is: Don’t let 9MOBILE die.
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Fresh concerns about 5G and aviation safety amidst assurances – By Okoh Aihe
Fresh concerns about 5G and aviation safety amidst assurances – By Okoh Aihe
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Twitter returns with a message – By Okoh Aihe
Twitter returns with a message – By Okoh Aihe
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For technology, the men who saw tomorrow and their dream – By Okoh Aihe
For technology, the men who saw tomorrow and their dream – By Okoh Aihe
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Tech suggestions for govt in a defining year – By Okoh Aihe
Tech suggestions for govt in a defining year – By Okoh Aihe
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For technology, 2021 a year of the silver bullet – By Okoh Aihe
For technology, 2021, a year of the silver bullet – By Okoh Aihe
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NITDA Bill deserves a place in the trash, By Okoh Aihe
There is so much happening in the telecommunications industry that it is difficult to thumbnail any particular development that could spell more danger