[LAGOS, NIGERIA, SEPTEMBER 19, 2023] IHS, ALTON, Quomodo, and other prominent organisations have joined forces with the Telecommunication and Technology Sustainability Working Group (TTSWG) to commemorate the official launch of the Innovation Makers Challenge (IMC) 2023 in an inaugural press conference held on September 18, 2023, at Ikoyi, Lagos. IMC.
Nigeria is at a pivotal juncture in its journey, with a wave of innovation sweeping through its youth, redefining the landscape, and tackling age-old issues head-on. The nation, bursting with potential and an unyielding hunger for progress, is witnessing a surge of innovation that promises not only growth but also.
In the technology landscape, the journey doesn’t end with the creation of a groundbreaking innovation; in fact, that’s just the beginning. Conceiving a tech innovation is an accomplishment, no doubt, however, the real challenge lies in what follows. From refining your concept to navigating market entry, scaling, and impact, the.
In Nigeria, like the rest of the world, we are facing global environmental challenges and resource scarcity, making the transition to a circular economy a vital solution. Thankfully, technology has emerged as a powerful ally in achieving this vision, with its capacity to drive innovation and optimise resource utilisation. Let’s.
In the ever-evolving landscape of technological advancement, Nigeria has been making significant strides towards a sustainable future by capitalising on the ingenuity of its young tech innovators. While the image of Nigeria as a thriving tech hub may not immediately come to mind, the reality is that a new generation.
Telecommunications plays a pivotal role in modern society, impacting economic and social development in numerous ways. From radio and television broadcasts to telephone communications and social media, its applications are vast and far-reaching. However, despite significant progress, a large portion of the global population still lacks access to mobile broadband.
Climate change poses significant challenges to ecosystems and societies worldwide, necessitating the development of climate resilience strategies. However, Nigeria’s ICT sector has a unique opportunity to contribute to the nation’s transition to a green economy while simultaneously addressing the impacts of climate change. In this article, we will explore the.
The United Nations has recently released a report that sheds light on the alarming rate of food wastage in Nigeria, making it the highest per capita in Africa. Shockingly, it revealed that every Nigerian discards at least 189 kilogrammes of food annually, which amounts to a staggering 37.9 million (37,941,470).
Nations become great through economic prosperity, stable governance, historical memory, shared ideology, consensus among elites, and a strong sense of national pride. A key fulcrum of this mix is economic prosperity which is built on how well a nation can transform its resources into valuable products that it can exchange.
Ever since the United Nations introduced and developed the concept of sustainable development in 1987, the term “sustainability” has become a prevalent topic in discussions related to business, the economy, and the environment. The concept gained further significant attention worldwide in recent years after the United Nations adopted the Sustainable.
