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“NigComSat
does not require the approval of the NCC on this because the spectrum
is reserved and allocated for satellite communication on a primary
basis by the International Telecommunications Union (ITU). The spectrum
is vacant and free, which explained why Mr. President allocated
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To be indifferent to technology and the changes that it imposes on today's business markets can be suicidal for any public or private business concern. -Engr. Ernest Ndukwe, Executive Vice Chairman, Nigerian Communications Commission. |
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is playing a very significant role in modern banking; banks cannot
afford to deploy IT applications in order to enjoy this new regime
of banking. -Mr. Jim Ovia, Managing Director Zenith Bank PLC |
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Automating
or integrating an inefficient process will only lead to an automated
or integrated inefficient process. Integration and automation, in
and of themselves, do not make processes better; they are only beneficial
when the processes are already streamlined. -Prof. Cleopas Angaye, Director General, National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA) |
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Conventional
wisdom and relevant studies attest to the fact that indigenous software
knowledge life-cycle is perceived as relatively shorter when measured
against the global technology development catch-up scale. This makes
the adoption and promotion of indigenous software the most critical,
logical and strategic imperative for leapfrogging, sustainable development
and creation of wealth. -Dr. Chris Uwaje, 1st Vice-President, Institute of Software Practitioners of Nigeria (ISPON) |
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To
say today that the problem of power is insurmountable is like making
a ridicule of ourself as a country; we must discontinue the acceptance
of abnormality as a norm. The energy crisis in this country is abnormality;
we must reject it as a people. If we can solve the problem in telecom,
why can't we solve the problem in power? -Engr. Gbenga Adebayo, President, Association of Licensed Telecommunication Operators of Nigeria |
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