
Emma Okonji
ICT Editor at This Day (Nigeria)
Emma Okonji is a journalist and works in Nigeria
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4 days ago |
arise.tv | Emma Okonji
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2 weeks ago |
arise.tv | Emma Okonji
Twenty-two years after the Nigerian Communications Act 2003 was enacted and activated, the House of Representatives Committee on Communications, on Tuesday, began a two-day colloquium in Lagos to appraise the Communications Act by discussing its impact and challenges since 2003, with a view to reviewing it in line with technology evolution.
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2 weeks ago |
allafrica.com | Emma Okonji
At the recently 4th Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Robotics Summit organised by the Nigeria Computer Society (NCS) in Owerri, Imo State, the society collaborated with the state government to form an alliance that will fast-track the region's digital economy plans, through the launch of AI Innovation Hub. The three-day summit was held from April 23 to 25, and brought together researchers, start-ups, investors, and policy-makers from across West Africa.
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2 weeks ago |
allafrica.com | Emma Okonji
Collaboration among financial service providers, telecommunication operators and tech startups, as well as conscious efforts geared at consumer awareness, have been proffered as key remedies to the challenge of financial inclusion in Nigeria. Stakeholders that gathered for the second edition of Payment Forum Nigeria (PAFON 2.0) held recently in Lagos, suggested the remedies at the forum.
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1 month ago |
allafrica.com | Emma Okonji
Global financial experts have described Nigeria as a cash-dependent nation, where people largely depend on physical cash despite efforts by government to transform Nigeria into a cashless economy.
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The suspension of 5% Excise Tax on telecoms and on locally manufactured goods by President Tinubu is a welcome development for the telecoms industry.

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Nigerian youths rejoice as INEC extends voters' registration indefinitely.